The Badger is Legacy's overstable midrange, rated 6/3/0/4. It suits firm approaches and short drives that need a substantial finish, including forehand lines. A player looking for easy glide or a gentle turnover may find its low carry and fade too restrictive. Legacy describes a small diameter, low profile and shallow rim, giving it a grip different from a broad, rounded midrange. The maker specifically recommends both backhands and forehands and says the design targets stability in wind. Those physical details make trying the rim worthwhile if deeper mids interfere with a clean release. The PDGA approved the Badger on 19 July 2021 (21-80). Its clearest role is a compact, strongly finishing midrange shot, rather than replacing a neutral disc for ordinary straight approaches.
The Badger is Legacy's overstable midrange, rated 6/3/0/4. It suits firm approaches and short drives that need a substantial finish, including forehand lines. A player looking for easy glide or a gentle turnover may find its low carry and fade too restrictive.
Legacy describes a small diameter, low profile and shallow rim, giving it a grip different from a broad, rounded midrange. The maker specifically recommends both backhands and forehands and says the design targets stability in wind. Those physical details make trying the rim worthwhile if deeper mids interfere with a clean release.
The PDGA approved the Badger on 19 July 2021 (21-80). Its clearest role is a compact, strongly finishing midrange shot, rather than replacing a neutral disc for ordinary straight approaches.
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