The Flatline is rated 6/5/-0.5/1. Half a point of turn and a single point of fade suggest a nearly neutral fairway flight with the slightest rightward drift before a soft finish; TryDiscs files it as a control driver. It is not the pick for a hard, early finish. It came from Salient Discs, the South Carolina micro-brand of the 2013 to 2014 era, and stands apart in the record: no PDGA certification for the Flatline appears in the approval export traced for this page, unlike five of the brand's other molds, and no brand copy for it surfaced in the sources traced for this page. TryDiscs records a Cryo run, marked discontinued like all the brand's rows here.
The Flatline is rated 6/5/-0.5/1. Half a point of turn and a single point of fade suggest a nearly neutral fairway flight with the slightest rightward drift before a soft finish; TryDiscs files it as a control driver. It is not the pick for a hard, early finish.
It came from Salient Discs, the South Carolina micro-brand of the 2013 to 2014 era, and stands apart in the record: no PDGA certification for the Flatline appears in the approval export traced for this page, unlike five of the brand's other molds, and no brand copy for it surfaced in the sources traced for this page.
TryDiscs records a Cryo run, marked discontinued like all the brand's rows here.
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