Discraft Hallux

Discraft Hallux

The Discraft Hallux is Ricky Wysocki’s signature control driver built for power and precision. It holds steady under torque and finishes with a confident, late fade for reliable distance control.

Flight: 10 | 5 | 0 | 3. The Hallux is a stable, torque-resistant driver with a clean rim and slightly domed flight plate that pushes straight before finishing hard.

Why throw the Discraft Hallux?

• Torque resistance you can trust on full-power forehands and backhands.
• Stable 10-speed flight that pushes straight, then fades with intent.
• Great for controlled distance, placement drives, and late-finishing flex shots.
• Useful in moderate wind when you need stability without a meat-hook dump.

Plastics

Prototype / Swirl ESP (Test Flight): grippy, swirly ESP feel with a premium finish. Built for confident control off the tee.

Flight numbers

• Speed: 10
• Glide: 5
• Turn: 0
• Fade: 3

Similar Discs

Discraft Anax • Discraft Vulture

FAQs

What are the Discraft Hallux flight numbers and what do they mean?

10 | 5 | 0 | 3 means speed-10 control with strong glide, neutral high-speed stability, and a reliable, hard finish you can play around.

Is the Hallux better for forehand or backhand?

Both. The Hallux is built to handle torque, so forehand players can lean on it. Backhand throwers will like its straight push and consistent fade.

How does the Hallux fly compared to the Anax?

The Hallux is commonly described as a stable control driver in the same neighborhood. Expect a straighter push with a strong, predictable fade at the end.

Which Hallux plastic should I choose?

Choose Prototype / Swirl ESP for premium grip and a confident tee-disc feel. Pick Big Z for durability and long-term consistency. Signature ESP is the balanced “everyday” option when available.

What shots is the Hallux best for?

Use it for placement drives, controlled flex lines, reliable hyzers, and wind-stable tee shots where you want finish without losing control.