The H2 V2 is a Prodigy driver rated 10/4/-1/3, part of its H Series of hybrid drivers. A little turn and a firm fade give it a controllable flight with a dependable finish, on backhand or forehand. Players who want an understable driver for turnovers should look elsewhere. Prodigy describes a re-engineered H2 with a shallower rim and a reshaped nose for a more comfortable grip, and more speed and glide than the original, built for controllable distance with a predictable fade that handles wind. The PDGA approved the retooled H2 on 20 April 2018 (18-38); the original H2 dates from 2014. Prodigy's 2023 flight-number update set its current figures and dropped "V2" from its mold names. On our comparison table its nearest matches are the Innova Orc and the Orbital Discs Ignition.
The H2 V2 is a Prodigy driver rated 10/4/-1/3, part of its H Series of hybrid drivers. A little turn and a firm fade give it a controllable flight with a dependable finish, on backhand or forehand. Players who want an understable driver for turnovers should look elsewhere.
Prodigy describes a re-engineered H2 with a shallower rim and a reshaped nose for a more comfortable grip, and more speed and glide than the original, built for controllable distance with a predictable fade that handles wind.
The PDGA approved the retooled H2 on 20 April 2018 (18-38); the original H2 dates from 2014. Prodigy's 2023 flight-number update set its current figures and dropped "V2" from its mold names. On our comparison table its nearest matches are the Innova Orc and the Orbital Discs Ignition.
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