The Mystere is a smooth, understable-leaning distance driver rated 11/6/-2/2, a speed-11 mold that carves easy S-turn lines: a gentle turn to the right (for a right-handed backhand) feeding into a dependable fade. Innova pitches it as a driver that flies that clean S-turn from the very first throw, without needing to be beaten in. That out-of-the-box workability is its appeal: it gives moderate and strong arms controllable distance with a predictable shape rather than the demanding stability of a max-speed bomber. It rewards a smooth release and handles both straight and turning lines. It is a shallow, beadless speed-11 rim. It first appeared through Innova's Player Pack sponsorship program before a wider release in premium GStar plastic. Approved in 2015, the Mystere sits in Innova's control-distance range as an approachable, S-turn distance driver. GStar was its debut plastic and flies flexible and workable; premium runs hold the flight consistently.
The Mystere is a smooth, understable-leaning distance driver rated 11/6/-2/2, a speed-11 mold that carves easy S-turn lines: a gentle turn to the right (for a right-handed backhand) feeding into a dependable fade. Innova pitches it as a driver that flies that clean S-turn from the very first throw, without needing to be beaten in.
That out-of-the-box workability is its appeal: it gives moderate and strong arms controllable distance with a predictable shape rather than the demanding stability of a max-speed bomber. It rewards a smooth release and handles both straight and turning lines. It is a shallow, beadless speed-11 rim. It first appeared through Innova's Player Pack sponsorship program before a wider release in premium GStar plastic.
Approved in 2015, the Mystere sits in Innova's control-distance range as an approachable, S-turn distance driver.
GStar was its debut plastic and flies flexible and workable; premium runs hold the flight consistently.
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