The Nemesis is Legacy's highly understable driver, rated 10/6/-4/2, aimed at long turning flights with some returning fade. It suits players developing distance and stronger throwers seeking extended turnovers or rollers. Its speed-10 rating still calls for a driver release, so very low power can produce an early fade instead. Legacy positions the Nemesis between the slower control-driver role and its faster distance molds. The maker recommends it both to developing players and to experienced throwers using the turn deliberately. Its glide is part of that distance-oriented brief, while the finish gives it a different purpose from a disc rated without fade. The PDGA approved the Nemesis on 6 February 2015 (15-20). On a trial throw, watch whether the turning phase creates usable carry or takes the disc farther off line than the shot allows.
The Nemesis is Legacy's highly understable driver, rated 10/6/-4/2, aimed at long turning flights with some returning fade. It suits players developing distance and stronger throwers seeking extended turnovers or rollers. Its speed-10 rating still calls for a driver release, so very low power can produce an early fade instead.
Legacy positions the Nemesis between the slower control-driver role and its faster distance molds. The maker recommends it both to developing players and to experienced throwers using the turn deliberately. Its glide is part of that distance-oriented brief, while the finish gives it a different purpose from a disc rated without fade.
The PDGA approved the Nemesis on 6 February 2015 (15-20). On a trial throw, watch whether the turning phase creates usable carry or takes the disc farther off line than the shot allows.
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