Prodigy D3
The Prodigy D3 is a fast, stable distance driver built for long, controlled flights. It flips up, glides hard, and finishes with dependable bite. It works for backhand bombs and confident forehands.
Flight: 12 | 5 | -1 | 3. The D3 is a straight shooter at speed. It stands up, carries forward, and avoids extreme drift or a violent dump.
Why throw the Prodigy D3?
- Stable distance driver for controlled max distance lines.
- Easy flip-up glide without turning into a roller too soon.
- Reliable fade for placement drives and predictable finishes.
- Great “first stable driver” for developing arms.
- Trustworthy power option for experienced throwers, too.
Plastics
400 (premium): durable, tour-quality grip that seasons into a straighter, longer bomber.
500 (premium, pearly): stiffer feel with confident grip and excellent shape retention.
Prodigy Air (lightweight premium): built for easier distance in lighter weights, with the same D3 intent.
ReBlend (recycled premium): eco blend with a 500-like feel, plus unique mixed colors.
750 Spectrum (premium, very firm): stiff, reliable feel used on special runs and signature drops.
400 Glimmer (premium, sparkle runs): special editions with the same D3 workhorse flight in a flashier finish.
Flight numbers
- Speed: 12
- Glide: 5
- Turn: -1
- Fade: 3
Similar Discs
Innova Destroyer • Discraft Zeus
FAQs
What are the Prodigy D3 flight numbers and what do they mean?
12 | 5 | -1 | 3 means high-speed distance with workable turn and a reliable fade. Expect flip-up glide with a firm, predictable finish.
Why do some sites list different D3 flight numbers?
Older pages often show 13 | 6 | -2 | 2. Prodigy’s current product pages list 12 | 5 | -1 | 3, which better matches newer runs.
Is the D3 good for hyzer-flips?
Yes. Start it on slight hyzer with a nose-down release. It will stand up, ride straight, and finish with dependable fade.
Is the D3 a good first “stable” driver?
It can be. Players leveling up from understable drivers will like the D3’s glide and stability. It helps you learn controlled distance lines.
Which D3 plastic should I choose?
Pick 400 for all-around grip and smooth seasoning. Choose 500 for a firmer, longer-lasting flight. Go Air for easier distance in lighter weights. Choose ReBlend for eco premium feel. Grab 750 Spectrum for max firmness and consistency.
