The Pharaoh is Infinite Discs' high-glide distance driver rated 13/6/-1/2. Some turn and a moderate fade suit long, shaped drives for players who can supply the speed needed to keep a fast rim carrying forward. Infinite explicitly warns that its runs differ in flight. It describes Run 3 in I-Blend as easier to turn than the first two Swirly S-Blend runs, and Run 5 in Swirly S-Blend as more overstable than earlier examples. Those are manufacturer run notes worth checking on an older disc, rather than assuming the general mold rating identifies every Pharaoh. The PDGA approved Pharaoh on 2 February 2018 (18-33). A player seeking the more turning Run 3 behavior and one seeking the firmer Run 5 flight are looking for different versions of the same named mold.
The Pharaoh is Infinite Discs' high-glide distance driver rated 13/6/-1/2. Some turn and a moderate fade suit long, shaped drives for players who can supply the speed needed to keep a fast rim carrying forward.
Infinite explicitly warns that its runs differ in flight. It describes Run 3 in I-Blend as easier to turn than the first two Swirly S-Blend runs, and Run 5 in Swirly S-Blend as more overstable than earlier examples. Those are manufacturer run notes worth checking on an older disc, rather than assuming the general mold rating identifies every Pharaoh.
The PDGA approved Pharaoh on 2 February 2018 (18-33). A player seeking the more turning Run 3 behavior and one seeking the firmer Run 5 flight are looking for different versions of the same named mold.
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