The Engine is Streamline's speed-13 workhorse distance driver, rated 13/5/-0.5/2: top-end speed with only a hint of high-speed turn and a controlled, dependable fade. Streamline builds it to hold whatever line you give it, which makes it a trusted power driver rather than a big-turning bomber; slower arms will see shorter, straight flights that still finish reliably. Higher-power players get long, stand-up flights that cruise down the fairway, while the near-neutral turn keeps it workable without flipping over. Its calling card is that it fights to stay on the angle you release it on. Streamline is MVP Disc Sports' single-material sister brand (no GYRO overmold). The Engine has been an Eagle McMahon and Team MVP favorite and is now offered as a year-round stock mold.
The Engine is Streamline's speed-13 workhorse distance driver, rated 13/5/-0.5/2: top-end speed with only a hint of high-speed turn and a controlled, dependable fade. Streamline builds it to hold whatever line you give it, which makes it a trusted power driver rather than a big-turning bomber; slower arms will see shorter, straight flights that still finish reliably.
Higher-power players get long, stand-up flights that cruise down the fairway, while the near-neutral turn keeps it workable without flipping over. Its calling card is that it fights to stay on the angle you release it on.
Streamline is MVP Disc Sports' single-material sister brand (no GYRO overmold). The Engine has been an Eagle McMahon and Team MVP favorite and is now offered as a year-round stock mold.
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