The FX-4 is a fast Prodigy fairway driver rated 9/5/-2/2. Some turn and a moderate fade suit gentle turnover lines that still finish, and straight fairway shots for slower arms. Players who need an overstable driver for wind should look elsewhere. Prodigy says its rim is wider than the F Series for more speed, and that power players see it move right for a right-hand backhand while slower arms get a straight flight with a mild finish. Prodigy added it to the molds made at its Dalton, Georgia headquarters in late 2024, and Harper Thompson (2025) and Noah Higgins (2026) chose it for their signature runs. On Disc Golf Course Review, one player praised its glide and its resistance to turning over. The PDGA approved the FX-4 on 10 January 2022 (22-5). Try Discs lists it in 200, 400, 500 and ReBlend plastic as of October 2026. On our comparison table its nearest matches are the MVP Inertia and the Gateway CornerStone.
The FX-4 is a fast Prodigy fairway driver rated 9/5/-2/2. Some turn and a moderate fade suit gentle turnover lines that still finish, and straight fairway shots for slower arms. Players who need an overstable driver for wind should look elsewhere.
Prodigy says its rim is wider than the F Series for more speed, and that power players see it move right for a right-hand backhand while slower arms get a straight flight with a mild finish. Prodigy added it to the molds made at its Dalton, Georgia headquarters in late 2024, and Harper Thompson (2025) and Noah Higgins (2026) chose it for their signature runs. On Disc Golf Course Review, one player praised its glide and its resistance to turning over.
The PDGA approved the FX-4 on 10 January 2022 (22-5). Try Discs lists it in 200, 400, 500 and ReBlend plastic as of October 2026. On our comparison table its nearest matches are the MVP Inertia and the Gateway CornerStone.
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