The Phenom is Legacy's driver rated 8/5/-1/2, offering a little turn, useful glide and a moderate finish. It suits shaped control drives without the strong turning tendency of a roller-focused disc. A player seeking a heavy headwind fade or a sustained turnover may prefer a more specialized role. Legacy emphasizes accuracy and says the Phenom can also be used at lower arm speeds. Legacy describes modest movement early in flight followed by somewhat more fade, which is consistent with a balanced control purpose rather than an extreme utility design. The PDGA approved the Phenom on 28 May 2015 (15-53). The practical benefit is a driver line that does not require choosing between large turn and heavy fade.
The Phenom is Legacy's driver rated 8/5/-1/2, offering a little turn, useful glide and a moderate finish. It suits shaped control drives without the strong turning tendency of a roller-focused disc. A player seeking a heavy headwind fade or a sustained turnover may prefer a more specialized role.
Legacy emphasizes accuracy and says the Phenom can also be used at lower arm speeds. Legacy describes modest movement early in flight followed by somewhat more fade, which is consistent with a balanced control purpose rather than an extreme utility design.
The PDGA approved the Phenom on 28 May 2015 (15-53). The practical benefit is a driver line that does not require choosing between large turn and heavy fade.
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