This run of the Discraft Passion, Paige Pierce's straight-flying fairway driver, comes in CryZtal plastic with a limited Worlds Edition stamp that will not be printed again. The Passion has quietly become a bag staple because it goes exactly where you point it.

Flight Numbers: 8 / 5 / -1 / 1

CryZtal is Discraft's clear, glassy premium plastic, and it runs a little slicker out of the box than ESP or Colorshift Z. Give it a round or two to pick up some grip, and it settles into the same smooth, stable feel the Passion is known for. It holds its flight for a long time once it breaks in.

Thrown flat it holds a straight line and finishes with a short, gentle fade, never fighting the release the way an overstable control driver can. On a hyzer it holds the hyzer, and on an anhyzer it pans out slowly before settling down. I keep one in the bag specifically for tunnel shots where I cannot afford the disc to turn over or dump early.

Good for a broad set of players: newer throwers get an easy, forgiving flight, and advanced players use it for precision fairway shots where control matters more than raw distance. Anyone replacing an old Cyclone will feel right at home with the flatter top and lighter bead.

Want the same flight in a grippier, more common plastic? The ESP Passion is the standard version most bags carry. Need a budget option to beat up on the course? The Big Z Passion is built to take the hits. See the whole lineup in the Passion collection.

Speed 8, glide 5, turn -1, fade 1. Diameter 21.6 cm, rim width 1.7 cm, max weight 175 g.