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    Distance Drivers

    Maximum distance. Find the flight that matches your power.

    Distance Drivers are designed for speed and distance off the tee. Their wider rims and aerodynamic profiles help generate longer flights, with options ranging from easy-to-throw understable drivers to fast, overstable discs for more powerful players.

    Use the filters to narrow the selection by stability, plastic, weight, player level and other characteristics to find the right Distance Driver for your game.

    53 products
    New
    14403
    Frost Ballista Pro
    $18.90 USD
    Sold Out Notify me
    146-13
    Max Wild - Prototype
    $25.90 USD
    5 colors
    Bestseller
    116-12
    Grand Grace
    $24.90 USD
    Easy distance
    116-32
    Opto Amber
    $18.90 USD
    13503.5
    Grand Rive
    $24.90 USD
    116-12
    Clear Grace
    $24.90 USD
    136-23
    Opto Bolt
    $18.90 USD
    New
    14403
    Opto-X Burst Ballista Pro - JohnE McCray Team Series
    $22.90 USD
    New
    154-23
    Opto HEX Raketen - Special Edition
    $18.90 USD
    106-21.5
    Opto Sapphire
    $18.90 USD
    14403
    Opto Ballista Pro
    $18.90 USD
    Gold Ballista (6762251878465)
    145-13
    Gold Ballista
    $18.90 USD
    145-13
    Opto Ballista
    $18.90 USD
    Gold Sapphire (4406901997633)
    Gold Sapphire (4406901997633)
    106-21.5
    Gold Sapphire
    $18.90 USD
    116-0.52
    Opto Flow
    $18.90 USD
    135-13
    Grand Strive
    $24.90 USD

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    FAQ

    Start with your throwing speed and the flight you need. Understable drivers are generally easier to get up to speed, stable drivers provide balanced flights, and overstable drivers offer more resistance to turn and a stronger finish.

    Yes, but choosing the right model matters. Beginners usually benefit from lighter or more understable Distance Drivers that require less speed to achieve a full flight.

    Higher-speed discs generally require more throwing power. If a fast driver fades early or does not fly much farther than your Fairway Driver, a slower or more understable option will often give you better distance.

    Understable discs tend to turn more during the high-speed portion of the flight, stable discs fly more neutrally, and overstable discs resist turn and finish more strongly.