The Discraft Tombstone is an overstable distance driver that is known for its tendency to spike hyzer when it hits the ground. It has a speed rating of 13, a glide rating of 4, a turn rating of 0, and a fade rating of 3. This means that it has a lot of speed and forward penetration, but it will not turn over easily. The fade rating of 3 means that it will finish with a reliable fade to the left at the end of its flight.
The Tombstone is a good choice for a variety of shots, including:
Long, straight drives
Hyzer flips
Turnovers
Headwind drives
Flex shots
Spike hyzers
It is also a good choice for players who are still developing their form, as it is forgiving of minor mistakes.
Here are some tips for throwing the Discraft Tombstone:
For long, straight drives, throw the Tombstone on a hyzer angle and let it turn over slightly.
For hyzer flips, throw the Tombstone on a hyzer angle and release it with a lot of power.
For turnovers, throw the Tombstone on a hyzer angle and release it with a lot of power.
For headwind drives, throw the Tombstone on a hyzer angle and let it turn over slightly to resist the wind.
For flex shots, throw the Tombstone on an anhyzer angle and let it turn over.
For spike hyzers, throw the Tombstone on a steep hyzer angle and release it with a lot of power.
With a little practice, you will be able to throw the Discraft Tombstone accurately and consistently. It is a great all-around distance driver for players of all skill levels, especially those who are looking for a disc that can spike hyzer reliably.
Here is a fun fact: The Tombstone was originally designed for professional disc golfer Nate Sexton, who wanted a disc that could handle his big arm and spike hyzer reliably.
