Discraft Scorch
The Discraft Scorch is an understable distance driver built for easy power and long, controllable S-curves. It offers big glide, smooth turn, and a trustworthy finish that works for a huge range of players.
Flight: 11 | 6 | -2 | 2. The Scorch stands up from hyzer, rides on glide, and finishes with a gentle fade for maximum distance control. Official specs
Why throw the Discraft Scorch?
- Understable distance driver that’s easy to hyzer-flip for big, controlled distance.
- Beginner to intermediate arms get straight flights that still fight back at the end.
- Advanced players use it for turnovers, tailwind bombs, and long rollers.
- “Longer Avenger SS” slot for players who want more speed without losing shot shaping.
Plastics
Z Line (premium, translucent): very durable with a firm feel. Stock Z Scorch runs offer the classic 11 | 6 | -2 | 2 flight and a ton of glide.
ESP (premium, swirly): grippy, durable premium blend with swirled colorways. ESP Scorches are glidey hyzer-flip machines for all-weather use.
ESP FLX (premium, flexible): combines ESP grip with FLX flex for year-round control, softer landings, and extra confidence in cold or wet conditions.
Recycled ESP (eco premium): ESP feel and flight made from recycled material. Flies like a seasoned ESP Scorch with an eco-friendly twist.
Big Z (premium, pearly): opaque Z-type plastic with bold stamps and excellent durability. Often a touch more stable at first while keeping huge glide.
Z Lite (lightweight premium): Z blend with microbubbles in the rim to drop weight. Great for easier distance and higher glide at lower power.
Titanium (premium, stiff): very durable with a firm, slicker feel and a touch more stability. Ideal if you like a stiffer, torque-resistant Scorch.
Glo Z (premium glow): glow-capable Z plastic for night rounds, keeping that familiar Scorch S-curve with added visibility.
Mega Glo (seasonal glow): Discraft’s brightest glow blend with tacky grip and long-lasting luminescence, built for glow-round Scorch bombs.
FuZed Line (premium effect): Z-based fusion with a flame-burst rim effect. FuZed Scorches tend to be slightly domey with extra glide and a touch more stability.
Z Swirl Tour Series (Valerie Mandujano and others): swirly Z runs with enhanced grip and visual pop, tuned for tour-ready Scorch flights.
Flight numbers
- Speed: 11
- Glide: 6
- Turn: -2
- Fade: 2
Similar Discs
Discraft Avenger SS • Discraft Heat
FAQs
What are the Discraft Scorch flight numbers and what do they mean?
The Scorch is rated 11 | 6 | -2 | 2 with a stability of 0.5. Expect high glide, easy turn, and a reliable fade for long S-curve drives.
Is the Scorch good for beginners?
Yes. Newer and intermediate players will find the Scorch easy to throw straight with added distance, even without elite arm speed.
What shots does the Scorch excel at?
Hyzer-flips, sweeping turnovers, tailwind bombs, and distance rollers. It shines whenever you want glide and movement instead of a harsh dump.
How does the Scorch compare to the Avenger SS?
The Scorch is like a faster, longer Avenger SS. It offers similar understable-to-stable S-curves but with more speed and distance potential.
Which Scorch plastic should I choose?
Choose Z or Big Z for maximum durability and a touch more stability. Pick ESP or ESP FLX for grip and workable hyzer-flip flights. Go Recycled ESP if you want eco-minded performance, Z Lite for lighter, easier distance, or Titanium / Glo / Mega Glo / FuZed / Z Swirl if you want specific feel, glow, or tour-style collector runs.
