The Medusa is a turning Skyquest distance driver rated 11/5/-2/2. It fits longer flights with early movement and a moderate return, provided the thrower can bring the speed-11 design up to pace. Slower releases may show a straighter-to-fading line instead. The PDGA approved the Medusa on 21 March 2011. The certified profile has a broad driver wing and a relatively low rim depth, worth trying in a power grip before buying it for distance.
The Medusa is a turning Skyquest distance driver rated 11/5/-2/2. It fits longer flights with early movement and a moderate return, provided the thrower can bring the speed-11 design up to pace. Slower releases may show a straighter-to-fading line instead.
The PDGA approved the Medusa on 21 March 2011. The certified profile has a broad driver wing and a relatively low rim depth, worth trying in a power grip before buying it for distance.
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