The D Model US is an understable speed-13 Prodigy distance driver rated 13/6/-3/1, from its ACE Line. Lots of glide and turn with a light fade make it a distance driver for beginners and slower arms, and a turnover and roller disc for stronger players. Players who need a stable finish or a headwind driver should look elsewhere. Prodigy aims it at newer players and slower arms, saying it wants to turn over and hold before gliding softly down, and that stronger throwers can get long turnover and roller shots from it. The PDGA approved the D Model US on 5 March 2020 (20-27), and Prodigy released it on 26 March 2020. Try Discs lists it in BaseGrip, BaseGrip Glow, DuraFlex and DuraFlex Glow as of October 2026. On our comparison table its nearest matches are the Daredevil Yeti and the Innova Daedalus.
The D Model US is an understable speed-13 Prodigy distance driver rated 13/6/-3/1, from its ACE Line. Lots of glide and turn with a light fade make it a distance driver for beginners and slower arms, and a turnover and roller disc for stronger players. Players who need a stable finish or a headwind driver should look elsewhere.
Prodigy aims it at newer players and slower arms, saying it wants to turn over and hold before gliding softly down, and that stronger throwers can get long turnover and roller shots from it.
The PDGA approved the D Model US on 5 March 2020 (20-27), and Prodigy released it on 26 March 2020. Try Discs lists it in BaseGrip, BaseGrip Glow, DuraFlex and DuraFlex Glow as of October 2026. On our comparison table its nearest matches are the Daredevil Yeti and the Innova Daedalus.
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