The Marksman is a Hyzer Bomb driver rated 9/4/-1/2. It fits placement drives with a small turning section and a moderate finish, useful when the fairway allows a gentle curve rather than a hard hook. Lower-speed releases may fade before producing much turn. Millennium, which publishes the Hyzer Bomb lineup, describes the Marksman as the brand's first straight-flight driver. The manufacturer recommends it for wooded gaps and touch forehands, including releases that rise from hyzer toward flat. That positioning centers on shaping a line rather than a strongly overstable utility role. The PDGA approved the Marksman under Millennium Golf Discs on 1 October 2018.
The Marksman is a Hyzer Bomb driver rated 9/4/-1/2. It fits placement drives with a small turning section and a moderate finish, useful when the fairway allows a gentle curve rather than a hard hook. Lower-speed releases may fade before producing much turn.
Millennium, which publishes the Hyzer Bomb lineup, describes the Marksman as the brand's first straight-flight driver. The manufacturer recommends it for wooded gaps and touch forehands, including releases that rise from hyzer toward flat. That positioning centers on shaping a line rather than a strongly overstable utility role.
The PDGA approved the Marksman under Millennium Golf Discs on 1 October 2018.
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