The Solstice is Millennium's overstable midrange rated 5/4/0/3. Straight travel followed by a firm fade suits controlled hyzers and approaches that need a clear finishing move, with less speed demand than a driver used for the same shape. Millennium describes a flat top and recommends the mold for forehands, power hyzers and windy approaches. It also distinguishes throwing-speed response: stronger players can get a straighter central flight, while slower throws show a more overstable shape. The company provides a useful material note, describing Delta-T as seasoning toward a more workable flight and Quantum as retaining the stronger fading role. The PDGA approved Solstice on 31 January 2022 (22-20).
The Solstice is Millennium's overstable midrange rated 5/4/0/3. Straight travel followed by a firm fade suits controlled hyzers and approaches that need a clear finishing move, with less speed demand than a driver used for the same shape.
Millennium describes a flat top and recommends the mold for forehands, power hyzers and windy approaches. It also distinguishes throwing-speed response: stronger players can get a straighter central flight, while slower throws show a more overstable shape.
The company provides a useful material note, describing Delta-T as seasoning toward a more workable flight and Quantum as retaining the stronger fading role. The PDGA approved Solstice on 31 January 2022 (22-20).
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