The Prodigy D1 in standard 400 plastic is an overstable distance driver with a wide 2.3 centimeter rim, built for power throwers who want the same flight on every pull, however hard they rip it. Flight Numbers: 12 / 5 / 0 / 4 400 is Prodigy's most popular grade, tough, grippy, and a bit more flexible than 500, so it stays comfortable to hold on cold mornings. It takes a beating from fairway trees and tee pad scuffs without losing its shape. It handles headwinds, forehand releases, and strategic doglegs, and the glide carries it anywhere from 300 feet for a controlled shot to well past 450 feet for a full-power arm. One thrower who normally gets 375 to 425 feet out of a Wraith reports similar controlled distance or a bit more launch out of the D1 on a full release. The big rim needs real arm speed before it flies right, so this leans toward advanced players and power throwers rather than beginners. It rewards a strong, consistent release with a flight that does not change much from throw to throw. Prefer more weight in your hand? This is that. Compare it to the lighter Prodigy Air D1 if you want the same flight at a lower weight, or check the Prodigy Gannon Buhr D1 stamp. See the whole D1 lineup. Speed 12, glide 5, turn 0, fade 4. Diameter 21.0 cm, rim width 2.3 cm, max weight 175 g.
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