The Aries is an understable Millennium distance driver rated 11/6/-4/2. Its pronounced turn and high glide suit long turnovers and distance lines that need to bend during the fast part of the flight, rather than a driver chosen mainly to resist turn. Millennium recommends Aries for tailwinds and advises against throwing it into a headwind. The company distinguishes lower-power distance use from specialist shots by stronger players, including backhand rollers. That gives it two plausible jobs without suggesting that they require the same release: a developing thrower may use its glide to extend a drive, as Millennium suggests, while a powerful thrower can intentionally make it turn much farther. Millennium confirms Sirius construction for Aries. The PDGA approved Aries on 6 January 2014 (14-01).
The Aries is an understable Millennium distance driver rated 11/6/-4/2. Its pronounced turn and high glide suit long turnovers and distance lines that need to bend during the fast part of the flight, rather than a driver chosen mainly to resist turn.
Millennium recommends Aries for tailwinds and advises against throwing it into a headwind. The company distinguishes lower-power distance use from specialist shots by stronger players, including backhand rollers. That gives it two plausible jobs without suggesting that they require the same release: a developing thrower may use its glide to extend a drive, as Millennium suggests, while a powerful thrower can intentionally make it turn much farther.
Millennium confirms Sirius construction for Aries. The PDGA approved Aries on 6 January 2014 (14-01).
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