Doomsday Discs Monstrosity

Doomsday Discs Monstrosity

The Doomsday Discs Monstrosity is an experimental understable driver featuring a variable rim width—two wide sides and two narrow—so you can choose your grip and influence spin for creative flights. It’s a fun, line-shaping mold that rewards touch power and clean angles.

Release: March 24, 2025 (PDGA approval). Flight: 9 | 5 | -3 | 1. Official manufacturer numbers are not yet published; these values reflect early retailer listings and on-course reports, pointing to easy turn with a gentle, forward finish.

Why throw the Doomsday Discs Monstrosity?

• Unique variable rim lets you tailor feel and spin for different lines and release angles.
• Understable flight excels at hyzer-flips, long turnovers, and shaping through woods.
• Beginner-friendly distance potential; experienced arms get controllable drift and soft landings.
• Great test-bed mold for learning nose control, height, and angle manipulation.

Plastics

Survival (premium): durable, grippy feel with dependable flights and longevity.

Clandestine (premium, translucent): durable blend with a crisp feel; many runs trend slightly flippier.

Flight numbers

• Speed: 9
• Glide: 5
• Turn: -3
• Fade: 1

Similar Discs

Innova Sidewinder • Innova Roadrunner

FAQs

What are the Monstrosity flight numbers and what do they mean?

9 | 5 | -3 | 1 signals controllable driver speed, plenty of glide, noticeable high-speed turn, and a mild, forward finish. Expect easy stand-up from hyzer, long drifting lasers, and soft landings.

Who is the Doomsday Monstrosity best for?

Newer players who want distance without big power, and experienced golfers seeking a finesse driver for hyzer-flips, turnovers, and shaping under low ceilings or in the woods.

How does Monstrosity compare to other drivers?

Think Sidewinder/Roadrunner territory: earlier stand-up and longer drift than neutral control drivers, with a gentler finish than overstable distance molds.

What shots does the Monstrosity excel at and how should I throw it?

Start on light hyzer for flip-to-flat flights, or release flat for smooth turnovers that pan and settle. Keep nose down and control height for maximum glide; add height for sweeping anhyzers.