The Infinite Discs Halo Exodus was the first mold Infinite Discs ever released, and it's still one of the easiest fairway drivers in their lineup to control. It sits in the gap between an Innova TeeBird and Eagle, comfortable enough for a beginner and dependable enough that advanced throwers keep it as a workhorse.

Flight Numbers: 7 / 5 / -0.5 / 2

Halo plastic on the Exodus feels gummy in the hand, close to a slightly softer Star, with a moderate dome that adds a small amount of turn without going flippy. It grips well in cold weather and holds up to regular tree contact, and it works comfortably for both big and small hands, since the rim depth doesn't demand a specific grip style.

Thrown flat it turns just slightly before finishing with a clean, consistent fade, holding a straight line on wooded fairways where a wider driver would clip branches. It handles a hard forehand release well, and on backhand it stays predictable even at full power. New players get an easy driver to control while they're still building distance, and more experienced throwers use it for precise, controlled lines off the tee rather than max distance. It's the disc worth handing a new player who wants their first real fairway driver.

Prefer a little more turn out of the box? The Metal Flake Glow Exodus runs a touch livelier. Want the flagship plastic version? Try the S-Blend Halo Exodus. Browse the rest of our stable fairway drivers.

Speed 7, glide 5, turn -0.5, fade 2. Diameter 21.1 cm, rim width 1.8 cm, max weight 173 g.