The Lonestar Bowie is the company's first distance driver, and it is a fast and overstable disc that can handle a lot of power. It has a speed rating of 13, a glide rating of 4, a turn rating of 0, and a fade rating of 5. This means that it has a lot of speed and forward penetration, but it will not turn over easily and will fade very strongly at the end of its flight.
The Bowie is a good choice for a variety of shots, including:
Headwind drives
Forehand drives
Dogleg shots
Overstable approaches
Utility shots
It is also a good choice for players who are looking for a distance driver that can resist the wind and hold its line.
Here are some tips for throwing the Bowie:
For headwind drives, throw the Bowie on a hyzer angle and let it resist the wind.
For forehand drives, throw the Bowie on a hyzer angle and release it with a lot of power.
For dogleg shots, throw the Bowie on a hyzer angle and let it fade to the basket.
For overstable approaches, throw the Bowie on a hyzer angle and let it fade to the basket.
For utility shots, the Bowie can be used for a variety of shots, such as getting around obstacles or shaping shots around trees.
With a little practice, you will be able to throw the Bowie accurately and consistently. It is a great all-around overstable distance driver that can be used for a variety of shots, even in windy conditions.
The Bowie is a good choice for players who are looking for a fast and overstable distance driver that can handle a lot of power. It is also a good choice for players who are looking for a distance driver that can resist the wind and hold its line.
