Doomsday Discs Psyop
The Doomsday Discs Psyop is an understable 9-speed control driver that makes hyzer-flips and long, drifting turnovers feel automatic. It’s fast enough to push real distance yet friendly for developing arms, delivering easy flip-to-flat flights with a mild, forward-pushing finish.
From slight hyzer, expect laser-straight carries that settle on center. For turnovers, release near flat and manage height—the Psyop rides the angle, pans forward, and lands soft. It’s an angle-shaping fairway driver for tight woods lines and placement-first par fours.
Why throw the Psyop?
- Effortless hyzer-flips and controlled anhyzers for “point-and-shoot” woods golf.
- Understable line-holder that still finishes gently for predictable landings.
- Comfortable 9-speed rim that suits both smooth backhands and touch forehands.
- PDGA-approved with specs built for consistent, repeatable flights.
Plastics
Retina (premium): durable, grippy blend that keeps the intended flight for season-long use. Launch runs are in Retina, with additional plastics possible in future drops.
Flight numbers
- Speed: 9
- Glide: 4
- Turn: -2
- Fade: 1
Similar Discs
Discraft Heat • Discmania Essence
FAQs
What are the Psyop flight numbers and what do they mean?
9 | 4 | −2 | 1 = fairway-driver speed with moderate glide, gentle high-speed turn for flip-ups and turnovers, and a mild fade that finishes forward. On course, that translates to straight lasers from slight hyzer, controlled drift on turnovers, and predictable landings that don’t skip long.
Who is the Doomsday Discs Psyop best for?
It’s ideal for newer players seeking easy distance without muscling, and for experienced golfers who shape angles in the woods. Smooth throwers will see flip-to-flat shots under low ceilings; power players can lean on the Psyop for late-turning placement drives and “hit the gap, hold the line” fairways.
Which plastics and weights should I choose?
Retina is the launch plastic—premium grip and durability that preserves the intended flight. For glide-forward flights at lower power, lighter weights make flip-ups easier. Heavier choices add wind poise and keep the finish a touch later. If/when additional blends drop, use Retina as your baseline for how the mold should fly out of the box.
How does the Psyop compare to Chemtrail and Essence?
Chemtrail (7/6/−2/1) is slower with more glide for woods-golf shaping at lower speeds; Psyop adds speed and a touch more bite at the end. Discmania Essence (8/6/−2/1) flies similarly understable with more glide at a slightly slower speed; Psyop gives you a firmer 9-speed push when you want extra carry without going overstable.
