Rancho Roc

The Rancho Roc is one of the classic production runs of Innova's legendary Roc midrange, a beaded mold rated 4/4/0/3 that flies straight and finishes with a dependable fade to the left (for a right-handed backhand). It carries the Roc's signature control and predictability in a specific plastic and mold run named among the Roc family's variants.

Like the wider Roc line, its strength is holding the angle you release it on and beating in slowly and predictably, which is what made the various Rocs, the San Marino, Rancho and other runs, their own vocabulary among players. The Rancho version is remembered as a particular feel and stability point in that family. It is a beaded midrange. It is now discontinued as a distinct listing, with the current Roc, KC Pro and Roc3 carrying the line forward.

The Rancho Roc is part of the deep Roc history that anchored the sport's early decades.

As a classic run it turns up secondhand, prized by Roc collectors for its place in the family.