Discmania DD2
The Discmania DD2 is a high-speed distance driver built for maximum carry. It is made for long S-curves, tailwind bombs, and wide fairways. The DD2 wants clean form and real speed. Give it that, and it rewards you with easy glide and late movement.
This mold is known for pushing forward before it fades. It does not dump early like many fast drivers. Instead, it stands up, drifts, and keeps tracking downrange. That makes it a great “distance line” disc. You can aim wide, let it work, and watch it finish with control.
The DD2 fits best for strong intermediates and advanced throwers. Players with elite arm speed can throw it flat for huge distance. Players with slightly less power can use it in tailwinds. You can also use extra hyzer to keep it honest. It still wants commitment and a clean release.
On backhand, the Discmania DD2 shines on hyzer-flips and long turnovers. Start it on hyzer and let it rise to flat. It will drift right, then fade back late. On forehand, it works best as a flex bomber. Give it height and let the turn carry it forward.
Discmania also notes an important detail about the mold history. The current DD2 mold matches the former Evolution-line Enigma mold. That is helpful for buyers comparing feel and flight. If you loved the Enigma, DD2 should feel familiar.
Flight: 13 | 5 | -2 | 2. The DD2 blends high speed, big glide, workable turn, and a dependable finish for max-distance lines. Official DD2 overview.
Why throw the Discmania DD2?
- Unlock long S-curves without needing a hard, dumping fade.
- Crush tailwind drives with easy glide and late carry.
- Shape full-flight hyzer-flips that push forward before finishing.
- Throw big forehand flex lines when you have room to work.
- Use it as your “distance line” driver when accuracy still matters.
Plastics
Prototype Horizon S-Line: premium, two-tone blend with excellent grip and strong durability. Great for fast, confident swings.
Horizon S-Line: the flagship two-color premium feel. It keeps the DD2 stable while adding grip you can trust.
S-Line: grippy premium plastic with a smoother release. Ideal for players who want extra glide and workability.
C-Line: durable, stable premium plastic that holds its flight longer. Great for windy rounds and repeated field work.
Metal Flake C-Line: extra durable C-Line with a slightly firmer feel. Many runs add a touch more stability and bite.
Glow Horizon C-Line: glow-ready durability with Horizon styling. Built for night golf and dependable stability.
Flight numbers
- Speed: 13
- Glide: 5
- Turn: -2
- Fade: 2
Similar Discs
Discmania DD3 • Discmania Cloud Breaker • Discmania Enigma • Discmania DD1
FAQs
DD2 vs DD3: which one is easier to throw far?
The DD2 is usually easier to get full turn and glide from. It is more workable at high speed and wants to shape S-curves. The DD3 is more stable and handles power with less drift. Choose DD2 for max carry in calm or tailwinds. Choose DD3 when you want more fade and wind resistance.
Is the Discmania DD2 the same mold as the Discmania Enigma?
Discmania states the current DD2 mold matches the former Evolution-line Enigma mold. That means the feel and flight should be very similar. If you liked the Enigma’s long push and late finish, DD2 is the direct comparison. If you owned an older DD2, it may not match perfectly.
What shot shape should I aim for with the DD2?
For backhand distance, aim for a high hyzer-flip into a full S-curve. Give it height and room to drift. For forehand, throw a controlled flex with a steady anhyzer angle. Avoid low lasers until you learn the ground play. The DD2 likes time in the air.
Which DD2 plastic is best for grip and control?
If you want maximum grip, start with S-Line or Horizon S-Line. They feel confident in most weather. If you want durability and steadier stability, choose C-Line. For a firmer feel and extra bite, Metal Flake C-Line is a strong option. Glow Horizon C-Line is great for night rounds.
What power level is “enough” for the DD2?
You want enough speed to get some high-speed turn. If your fastest drivers always fade early, DD2 may feel too stable. Try it in a tailwind first. You can also use lighter weights for easier turn. If you can push stable 12-speeds past 375 feet, DD2 is a great fit.
