The Discraft Zone OS is a highly overstable putt and approach disc, often referred to as a utility disc. It's designed for situations requiring extreme stability and a predictable, hard fade at the end of its flight.
Here's a breakdown of its key features:
Extreme Overstability:The Zone OS boasts impressive torque resistance and an assertive fade, making it the most overstable disc produced by Discraft, according to pro disc golfers like Adam Hammes. It is significantly more overstable than the regular Discraft Zone.
Utility Disc:It excels in various situations, including forehand throws, spike hyzers (where you want the disc to go up and then quickly down), and approach shots, especially in windy conditions or tight spots where a regular Zone might go too far. It's considered a valuable tool for scrambling out of difficult situations.
Less Glide, More Fade:Compared to the standard Zone, the Zone OS has less glide and fades harder and faster. This means it will get to the ground more quickly and have a more aggressive curve at the end of its flight.
Flight Numbers:The Zone OS has the following flight numbers:
Speed: 4
Glide: 2
Turn: 1
Fade: 5
Stability Rating: 2.6
Feel in the hand:The Zone OS has a deeper rim than the regular Zone, which some players may find affects the feel and release.
Not for Distance:It's important to note that the Zone OS is not designed for maximum distance; its purpose is control and predictability in specific situations.
