The D Model S is a stable speed-13 Prodigy distance driver rated 13/6/0/2, from its ACE Line. Lots of glide, no turn and a moderate fade give it a long, straight flight with a soft finish, which suits hyzers, hyzer flips and S-curves. Players who need a strongly overstable driver for wind should look elsewhere. Prodigy says that thrown with power it rides a slow turn before a soft fade, while with less power it flies straighter before fading softly, and it calls the disc a versatile option for gliding hyzers, hyzer flips and S lines. The PDGA approved it on 16 December 2018 (18-88), and it was one of the four discs that launched Prodigy's ACE Line on 12 December 2019. Try Discs lists it in BaseGrip, BaseGrip Glow, DuraFlex, DuraFlex Glow and ProFlex as of October 2026. On our comparison table its nearest matches are the Salient Reign and the Streamline Engine.
The D Model S is a stable speed-13 Prodigy distance driver rated 13/6/0/2, from its ACE Line. Lots of glide, no turn and a moderate fade give it a long, straight flight with a soft finish, which suits hyzers, hyzer flips and S-curves. Players who need a strongly overstable driver for wind should look elsewhere.
Prodigy says that thrown with power it rides a slow turn before a soft fade, while with less power it flies straighter before fading softly, and it calls the disc a versatile option for gliding hyzers, hyzer flips and S lines.
The PDGA approved it on 16 December 2018 (18-88), and it was one of the four discs that launched Prodigy's ACE Line on 12 December 2019. Try Discs lists it in BaseGrip, BaseGrip Glow, DuraFlex, DuraFlex Glow and ProFlex as of October 2026. On our comparison table its nearest matches are the Salient Reign and the Streamline Engine.
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