Kastaplast Kaxe

Six speed and a 5 glide put the Kastaplast Kaxe between a midrange and a fairway driver, which is why I reach for it when neither feels right. Flight finishes at 0 turn and 2 fade: straight through most of the flight with a diving finish that holds up in wind better than most midranges. I throw it on placement shots where I want fairway-driver distance but midrange control, and it flies straighter than a Teebird once it settles in. Intermediate and advanced arms get the most out of the extra speed; newer players may want a slower midrange first. It comes in durable K1, grippier K3, and the beadless Kaxe Z if you want a more understable release. See it in K1 Kaxe and K3 Kaxe, plus the Kaxe Z or the full Kastaplast lineup.