The TL is a straight-flying, understable-leaning fairway driver rated 7/5/-1/1, essentially a less overstable, longer-gliding sibling of the TeeBird. It carries the same speed and glide as the TeeBird but flies straighter with less fade at the end (for a right-handed backhand), which makes it a go-to for maximum straight-line fairway distance. Innova says the L in the name stands for Less Overstable and Longer, and that captures it: where the TeeBird finishes with a dependable fade, the TL holds its line further and fades less, so it is the pick when you want a TeeBird that flies straight to the end. Stronger players can turn it over on power, and it makes a smooth long roller. It is a beadless fairway driver. The TL sits in Innova's TeeBird family as the straighter, longer control-fairway option, later joined by the faster TL3. Star and Champion hold the straight flight longest; DX Glow beats toward more turn and makes a fine roller and turnover disc.
The TL is a straight-flying, understable-leaning fairway driver rated 7/5/-1/1, essentially a less overstable, longer-gliding sibling of the TeeBird. It carries the same speed and glide as the TeeBird but flies straighter with less fade at the end (for a right-handed backhand), which makes it a go-to for maximum straight-line fairway distance.
Innova says the L in the name stands for Less Overstable and Longer, and that captures it: where the TeeBird finishes with a dependable fade, the TL holds its line further and fades less, so it is the pick when you want a TeeBird that flies straight to the end. Stronger players can turn it over on power, and it makes a smooth long roller. It is a beadless fairway driver.
The TL sits in Innova's TeeBird family as the straighter, longer control-fairway option, later joined by the faster TL3.
Star and Champion hold the straight flight longest; DX Glow beats toward more turn and makes a fine roller and turnover disc.
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