Galleon | Infinite Discs · Discgolf-Dorado.com

The "Galleon" by Infinite Discs fills the niche of an extremely overstable fairway driver for utility situations and technical throws. With its massive resistance to turnover, it serves as a tool for headwinds, scramble shots, and controlled forehand rollers. Those looking for a reliable problem-solver for dogleg fairways or tight corridors will find an alternative here to well-known overstable classics like the Innova Whippet—both share a similar feel and flight characteristics, though the "Galleon" operates in the speed 6 class. The flight is uncompromising: with a turn of 0 and fade of 5, the disc refuses to turnover and immediately hooks left even from a hard anhyzer. The low glide of 3 ensures it loses altitude quickly and lands steeply—ideal for short distances under 70 meters where precision matters more than distance. For forehand throws, this stability can be leveraged for skip shots and rollers, while backhand throws shine in windy conditions or technical approaches. Even with maximum power, the flight remains predictable and finishes with a strong fade. In practice, the "Galleon" suits advanced players looking to fill a utility slot gap. Forehand rollers around obstacles, low-ceiling shots under branches, or reliable approaches into headwinds are its primary uses. Beginners will find this disc nearly unthrowable due to its extreme overstability—it forgives no technical mistakes and demands clean release angles. Those already familiar with overstable 9-speed discs like the Scepter or Firebird will find this to be a slower, more controllable option for short-game situations.