The Discraft Athena in Jawbreaker ESP plastic is Paul McBeth's control-focused fairway driver, cast here with a limited Worlds Edition stamp. It plays a lot like an Innova TeeBird: stable enough to trust on a straight line, not so overstable that you lose distance fighting it.

Flight Numbers: 7 / 5 / 0 / 2

Jawbreaker blends Discraft's grippy ESP formula with a speckled, high-visibility mix that keeps the same premium feel and durability. It holds up well to years of fairway play, and the grip stays consistent whether the round starts dry or damp.

Thrown flat it flies dead straight with a dependable fade at the end, the kind of predictable flight that makes it easy to trust off the tee. On a hyzer it holds the hyzer, and it only turns over in a strong headwind, which is rare for a fairway driver this stable. I use mine when I need to land in a tight fairway more than I need extra distance.

Good for a broad set of players: newer throwers get a forgiving, straight flight, and advanced players lean on it for control off the tee when accuracy matters more than max distance. It is a natural pick for anyone replacing a beat-in TeeBird.

Want the same flight in standard ESP without the stamp? The ESP Athena covers that. Need a budget version to throw without babying it? The Big Z Athena is built for that. Browse our stable fairway drivers.

Speed 7, glide 5, turn 0, fade 2. Diameter 21.3 cm, rim width 1.8 cm, max weight 173 g.