The Ghost is Legacy's midrange rated 4/5/0/3, combining good glide with substantial finishing fade. It suits controlled throws that need forward carry followed by a definite bend. Players seeking a neutral landing or an easy sustained turnover may find it finishes too firmly. Legacy describes it as filling the distance gap between putters and fairway drivers. The maker recommends accurate fairway placement as well as tee shots, with the ending fade central to the flight. That gives it a general working-midrange role, rather than limiting it to very short utility approaches. The PDGA approved the Ghost on 13 May 2012 (12-22). The flight's useful balance is carry followed by finish. A lower-power player may see the finish sooner, so the practical test is how long the straight portion lasts at a comfortable release.
The Ghost is Legacy's midrange rated 4/5/0/3, combining good glide with substantial finishing fade. It suits controlled throws that need forward carry followed by a definite bend. Players seeking a neutral landing or an easy sustained turnover may find it finishes too firmly.
Legacy describes it as filling the distance gap between putters and fairway drivers. The maker recommends accurate fairway placement as well as tee shots, with the ending fade central to the flight. That gives it a general working-midrange role, rather than limiting it to very short utility approaches.
The PDGA approved the Ghost on 13 May 2012 (12-22). The flight's useful balance is carry followed by finish. A lower-power player may see the finish sooner, so the practical test is how long the straight portion lasts at a comfortable release.
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