The Feedback is an overstable Prodigy fairway driver rated 9/5/-1/3. A little turn and a firm fade make it a controllable driver for line drives, big hyzers and windy days. Players who want a turnover driver or a straight finish should look elsewhere. Prodigy says it holds a line with little left-right movement for much of its flight before a dependable fade. Kevin Jones, who developed it with Prodigy for the Collabs Series, said in 2023 that it is the pick for shots of 340 to 400 feet that need a finish, that worn discs turn slowly right while new ones fade harder, and compared it to a broken-in FX-2 with a shallower feel. On Disc Golf Course Review, two players found it showed little turn. The PDGA approved the Feedback on 13 February 2023 (23-47); Jones debuted it in a limited release at the 2023 Jonesboro Open, and since late 2024 Prodigy has made it in Dalton, Georgia. On our comparison table its nearest matches are the Latitude 64 Culverin and the Dynamic Discs Getaway.
The Feedback is an overstable Prodigy fairway driver rated 9/5/-1/3. A little turn and a firm fade make it a controllable driver for line drives, big hyzers and windy days. Players who want a turnover driver or a straight finish should look elsewhere.
Prodigy says it holds a line with little left-right movement for much of its flight before a dependable fade. Kevin Jones, who developed it with Prodigy for the Collabs Series, said in 2023 that it is the pick for shots of 340 to 400 feet that need a finish, that worn discs turn slowly right while new ones fade harder, and compared it to a broken-in FX-2 with a shallower feel. On Disc Golf Course Review, two players found it showed little turn.
The PDGA approved the Feedback on 13 February 2023 (23-47); Jones debuted it in a limited release at the 2023 Jonesboro Open, and since late 2024 Prodigy has made it in Dalton, Georgia. On our comparison table its nearest matches are the Latitude 64 Culverin and the Dynamic Discs Getaway.
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