The Discraft Swirly ESP Force carries Andrew Presnell's 2022 Tour Series stamp on one of Discraft's most overstable distance drivers, pressed in a marbled swirl of ESP that will not be reprinted in this exact run. Paul McBeth and Presnell both carry the Force as a go to overstable driver, and the swirl makes this stamp stand out in the bag.

Flight Numbers: 12 / 5 / 0 / 3

ESP gives the Force more glide than a candy style Z plastic while holding onto the same stability, and it grips well enough for a confident forehand release even in the rain. It takes a full season of throws to soften up, so expect this disc to fly close to its stated numbers for a long time.

At full speed the Force stays flat for a long stretch before dropping into a hard, dependable fade, and it barely turns even for a big arm in a headwind. Slower arms will find this one a meathook rather than a distance driver, so it rewards power more than finesse. Forehand throwers get one of the most predictable release feels Discraft makes, wide rim and all, and it is a strong pick for anyone who needs a hard hook around an obstacle on either side.

Same mold, different stamp: the standard ESP Force gets you this flight without the tour series price. Want it to hold up even longer? Try the Z Force. Browse the rest of our overstable distance drivers.

Speed 12, glide 5, turn 0, fade 3. Diameter 21.1 cm, rim width 2.3 cm, max weight 180 g.