The Treasure Hunt is a distance driver rated 12/6/-1/3. A turn rating of -1 at speed 12 with a fade rating of 3 suggests a fast, gliding flight with a little right drift at high speed and a firm left finish for a right-hand backhand. Its ratings suggest it is less suited to slower arms or to players seeking long turnover lines. Lucky Discs, which describes itself as a Finnish brand founded in 2022, sells it as a distance driver, and its stamp shows a treasure map with the rating written on a sword blade. The brand says its discs are made in Nokia, Finland. The PDGA approved it on 10 July 2023 (23-181). Lucky Discs sells it in Premium and Ultrium plastics. TryDiscs lists it in Lucky Premium and Ultrium.
The Treasure Hunt is a distance driver rated 12/6/-1/3. A turn rating of -1 at speed 12 with a fade rating of 3 suggests a fast, gliding flight with a little right drift at high speed and a firm left finish for a right-hand backhand. Its ratings suggest it is less suited to slower arms or to players seeking long turnover lines.
Lucky Discs, which describes itself as a Finnish brand founded in 2022, sells it as a distance driver, and its stamp shows a treasure map with the rating written on a sword blade. The brand says its discs are made in Nokia, Finland. The PDGA approved it on 10 July 2023 (23-181). Lucky Discs sells it in Premium and Ultrium plastics.
TryDiscs lists it in Lucky Premium and Ultrium.
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