Streamline Engine
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Streamline Engine is a straight-to-overstable distance driver made for controlled, high-speed golf lines. It is Streamline’s first 13-speed driver. It is built to push forward first, then finish with trust.
The Engine is the type of driver you reach for on long holes. It suits open fairways and wide landing zones. It also fits long flex shots that must fade back.
Power throwers can stand the Engine up and access full glide. It will hold a long “push” phase. Then it will finish with a reliable fade. Average-power throwers will see straighter flights with a dependable finish.
This is not a roller mold. It is not a touch turnover driver either. It is a distance tool for players who prefer stability. If you like predictable shapes, you will like the Engine.
Thrown flat, the Engine tracks straight with a hint of drift. The turn is subtle when you hit it clean. It keeps height well on long carries. The fade shows up late and forward.
Thrown on hyzer, it carries before it fades. It does not dump early like a meat hook. That makes it useful under ceilings. It also makes it easier to range on golf lines.
On anhyzer, the Engine likes a controlled flex. Give it room to pan. It will fight out before landing. This is a great option for long left finishes.
Forehands feel natural with the Engine. The wide rim wants a firm pinch grip. Keep the nose down and the swing smooth. You will get a long push and a clean finish.
Wind is where the Engine earns bag space. In a headwind, it stays usable. You still need clean form. But it resists early turn better than neutral bombers.
Flight: 13 | 5 | -0.5 | 2. Straight-to-overstable distance with subtle turn and reliable fade. Official Engine overview.
Why throw the Engine?
- Controlled distance lines with a dependable finish.
- Great for long flex shots that must fade back.
- Stable enough for wind, without feeling dumpy.
- Forehand-friendly rim for confident high-speed releases.
- A strong option when you want distance and placement.
Plastics
Proton: Streamline’s premium translucent blend. It is durable and keeps its stability for a long time. It also releases clean on both backhand and forehand grips.
Flight numbers
- Speed: 13
- Glide: 5
- Turn: -0.5
- Fade: 2
Similar Discs
Streamline Trace • Streamline Jet • MVP Octane • Axiom Tantrum
FAQs
How do I get the Engine to “stand up” instead of fading early?
Start with a slight hyzer and a nose-down release. Give it more height than a fairway driver. If it still fades early, you likely need more speed or a lighter weight.
Is the Streamline Engine a good headwind distance driver?
Yes, for players who want stability with forward push. It is not a pure utility meat hook. In stronger headwinds, keep it lower and add more hyzer for safety.
Engine vs Trace: when should I throw each one?
Throw the Trace when you want easier speed and tighter placement. Throw the Engine when you want more carry and a stronger finish. The Engine also handles higher power better.
Can intermediate players use the Engine, or is it only for big arms?
Intermediates can use it as a reliable fade distance driver. You may not see much turn at first. You will still get predictable flights that finish on time.
What’s the best Engine line for maximum distance on a wide fairway?
Use a high, smooth hyzer-flip in calm air or a tailwind. Let it stand up and glide. Trust the late fade to bring it back into the landing zone.
