The Curl is a straight-flying Lone Star Disc distance driver rated 11/5/-1/2. Good glide, a little turn and a moderate fade give it a fairly neutral flight that holds its line before finishing, which suits accurate distance on backhand or forehand for a wide range of players. Players who need a strongly overstable driver for wind should look elsewhere. Lone Star Disc describes plenty of glide, neutral stability and just enough fade, and pitches it for accurate distance in varied conditions. As of October 2026 its staff page lists a Founders Curl as the favourite disc of Travis Dillard, the company's vice president. The PDGA approved the Curl on 17 May 2021 (21-58), and Lone Star Disc counts it among its original discs. Try Discs lists it in Alpha, Bravo, Founders, Lima and Lone Star Glow plastic as of October 2026. On our comparison table its nearest matches are the Discraft Drive and the Discmania DD1.
The Curl is a straight-flying Lone Star Disc distance driver rated 11/5/-1/2. Good glide, a little turn and a moderate fade give it a fairly neutral flight that holds its line before finishing, which suits accurate distance on backhand or forehand for a wide range of players. Players who need a strongly overstable driver for wind should look elsewhere.
Lone Star Disc describes plenty of glide, neutral stability and just enough fade, and pitches it for accurate distance in varied conditions. As of October 2026 its staff page lists a Founders Curl as the favourite disc of Travis Dillard, the company's vice president.
The PDGA approved the Curl on 17 May 2021 (21-58), and Lone Star Disc counts it among its original discs. Try Discs lists it in Alpha, Bravo, Founders, Lima and Lone Star Glow plastic as of October 2026. On our comparison table its nearest matches are the Discraft Drive and the Discmania DD1.
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