Streamline Drift
The Streamline Drift is a stable-understable fairway driver designed for laser-straight lines with a gentle finish. With easy turn and tons of glide, it’s a go-to control driver for hyzer-flips, smooth turnovers, and effortless fairway distance.
Flight: 7 | 5 | -2 | 1. The Drift pops up from hyzer, drifts on a controlled turn, and settles with a soft, forward fade that keeps you in the fairway. Official specs
Why throw the Streamline Drift?
- Stable-understable fairway driver that works for players of all skill levels.
- Laser-straight flights for newer arms, with easy hyzer-flips for experienced players.
- Modest rim size and slightly domed profile feel comfortable and add effortless glide.
- Perfect for wooded courses, shaping lines, and controlled turnover drives.
Plastics
Neutron (premium): Streamline’s flagship opaque blend with bright colors, great grip, and excellent durability. Neutron Drifts fly very true to 7 | 5 | -2 | 1 and make a fantastic primary fairway driver.
Cosmic Neutron (premium swirly): color-enhanced Neutron with multi-color swirls and the same reliable performance. Cosmic Neutron Drifts keep the same straight-to-understable flight with standout, swirly aesthetics.
Proton (premium, translucent): ultra-durable “candy” plastic with a slightly firmer, slicker feel. Proton Drifts hold their stable-understable flight longer, ideal if you want a long-term woods fairway workhorse.
Flight numbers
- Speed: 7
- Glide: 5
- Turn: -2
- Fade: 1
Similar Discs
Streamline Ascend • MVP Relay
FAQs
What are the Streamline Drift flight numbers and what do they mean?
The Drift is rated 7 | 5 | -2 | 1. That means fairway-driver speed, strong glide, workable high-speed turn, and a gentle fade—perfect for hyzer-flips and straight-to-turning fairway shots.
Is the Drift good for beginners?
Yes. Newer players will see straight flights with a soft finish, and as their form improves, the Drift will start to hyzer-flip and gently turn for extra distance.
What shots does the Drift excel at?
Hyzer-flip tunnel shots, long controlled turnovers, and standstill fairway drives. It’s especially strong on wooded courses where you need glide and shapeable lines.
How does the Drift compare to the Ascend?
The Ascend is slower and more understable, built for very flippy fairway shots. The Drift is a bit faster and more stable, giving you straighter flights with a touch of turn and a reliable fade.
Which Drift plastic should I choose?
Choose Neutron for your main workhorse fairway. Pick Cosmic Neutron if you want the same flight with extra-swirly premium looks. Go Proton if you prefer a clear, ultra-durable blend that keeps the Drift’s stable-understable flight for a long time.
