DGA | Sail | SP Line |

DISC INFORMATION:
Brand: DGA (Disc Golf Association)
Mold: Sail
Material: SP-Line
Type: Distance Driver

FLIGHT RATING:
Speed 11.0 | Glide 6.0 | Turn -3.0 | Fade 1.0

MATERIAL:
DGA SP Line plastic is one of two premium plastic blends from DGA. SP Line plastic will take a little longer to beat in than other DGA plastic blends. SP Line discs are transparent and have sparkle flakes suspended in the plastic. The SP Line plastic blend is the perfect complement to the DGA Pro-Line plastic blend and will outperform and outlast any other disc golf plastic on the market.

DESCRIPTION:
The DGA (Disc Golf Association) Sail is a disc golf driver that has understable flight characteristics and is designed to provide maximum distance for players of all skill levels. According to DGA, the Sail is a controllable distance driver that is great for all levels of play, with slower arm speeds benefiting the most from its design, while faster arm speeds will be able to launch it into huge anihyzers and turn over shots.

Available in both ProLine and SP Line plastic, the Sail is a very controllable distance driver that provides excellent glide and can help players achieve maximum distance even with slower arm speeds. The ProLine version is said to be more understable and will provide longer flights before fading, while the SP Line version will take more time to beat in but will last a lifetime in DGA's durable SP Plastic.

Overall, the DGA Sail is a versatile distance driver that can help players of all skill levels improve their game. Whether you are a beginner looking to improve your distance or an experienced player looking for a reliable distance driver, the Sail is definitely worth considering.

SHOTS USED FOR:
Distance Driver / Understable / Skill Level: Beginner, Everyone

DETAILED INFORMATION:
Max Weight: 174.3gr
Diameter: 21.0cm
Height: 1.9cm
Rim Depth: 1.1cm
Rim Thickness: 1.9cm
Inside Rim Diameter: 17.2cm
Rim Depth / Diameter Ratio: 5.2%
Rim Configuration: 29.75
Flexibility: 9.75kg

PDGA APPROVAL DATE:
02/25/2016