The Discraft Titanium Scorch is a distance driver built around big glide and an easy turn, flying a long S line for players who are not yet throwing max power. Titanium is Discraft's stiffest, most durable plastic, and on the Scorch it holds that S line consistently instead of drifting more understable over time.

Flight Numbers: 11 / 6 / -2 / 2

Titanium barely beats in, so the Scorch keeps its out of the box flight for a long time rather than going flippier season after season. It has a firmer, stiffer feel in the hand than ESP, and it holds up well to tree strikes on courses that punish drivers.

Thrown flat, the Scorch turns over early and glides a long way before dropping into a fade that comes on fast at the end rather than easing in. That glide number of 6 is legitimate, and it is what lets slower arms carry real distance without needing to rip the disc. Beginners and intermediate players get an easy turnover shape they can shape into a hyzer flip or a gentle anhyzer, while power throwers tend to find it a little too eager to turn over compared to a stable fairway driver.

Looking for a disc that beats in faster? Try the Z Scorch. Want the same flight without the shimmer plastic? The ESP Scorch is the grippier option. Browse the rest of our distance drivers.

Speed 11, glide 6, turn -2, fade 2. Diameter 21.1 cm, rim width 2.2 cm, max weight 175 g.