Discraft Athena Fairway Driver

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Looking for a fairway driver that you can trust in, every time? The Discraft Athena is prying for a spot in your bag! If you want to try one out right away you can pick up one of the Athena's for sale above. If you're still researching, read on. We have a ton to say about Paul McBeth's hot new disc! Discraft Athena Review So is the Athena something new? Has Discraft brought out a game changer ? Yes, and no. The truth is that the Athena is very similar in flight and feel to the Innova TeeBird. While on the other hand, it's a revolution in Discraft's own lineup! If you're an avid Discraft fan, then the Athena is a must-have! When you're out in the open, on a golf-style course, the Discraft Athena will be heavily used. In the woods, not as much! When you've got the space to throw a nice big sweeping hyzer, then pull out and trust on the Athena. You'll love the added consistency and accuracy! Backhands The best thing about the Discraft Athena is the amount of overstability. It's not going to dump on you, but it will always come back, even in moderate headwinds! In addition to this , it has great glide so you're barely sacrificing any distance for the boost in consistency. Throw it flat for a long straight flight with the signature TeeBird style finish. Put it on a little anny and you'll get the gentle turn, and then the fade back. If you put it on a large anyhyzer you can have it turn for miles, until the overstability causes it to flatten out and make a 3-point landing. You can also throw it out right on hyzer and have it sweep right back in line with where you threw it from. Forehands The Athena isn't the #1 forehand disc out there for sure, but it's more than capable! Just about any skill level can use the Athena for sidearms. Beginners need only put it on a little anhyzer to enjoy an S-shaped flight. Intermediate players will love the straight flight, with a solid finish, but not quite as beefy a finish as say, a Firebird. Advanced players may consider the Athena be