Forehand Discs

Let’s be honest—if you're reaching for a forehand disc, there’s a good chance you’re in trouble. You’ve got a tree on the left, a mando that hates your backhand, or you just want that beautiful, sweeping curve from left to right (RHBH players, you know the drill). For most players who lean backhand, the forehand is a trusty utility shot—especially when you need a guaranteed dump to the right and no surprises mid-flight. That’s where these flat-topped, overstable, and drama-free discs shine.

Here are the top picks for forehand consistency:

• Infinite Discs Scepter
  
  Firebird vibes, but flatter and meaner. This disc is all business—no dome, no glide, just pure dependable fade every time you need to bend a shot around that final tree. It's like a firefighter for your overstability emergencies.

• Thought Space Athletics Omen
  
  Another flat-top monster, the Omen is brutally overstable in the best way possible. If you're trying to throw a straight forehand, look elsewhere. If you're trying to saw off a corner like you're in a disc golf demolition derby—this is your guy.

• Dynamic Discs Justice
  
  It’s a midrange, but don’t let that fool you—it fights wind, torque, and all your bad habits. It’s the poster child of “never flipping.” If the Justice is too spendy, check out Justice clones like the Viking Discs Loki or Legacy Recluse—same idea, different stamp.

• Discraft Zone
  
  The classic short-range flick disc. A little less over-the-top than the Justice, but still plenty stable. Great for approach shots and those short, sharp skips. If you want that Zone feel but are ballin’ on a budget, check out the TSA Temple, Wild Discs Angler, or the Finish Line Chicane—they're all members of the same beefy forehand family.

When it comes to crushing forehand drives for max distance, you’re looking for the sweet spot: a disc that turns just enough to stretch out the flight, but still has the fight to fade back reliably. That glorious S-curve isn’t just for backhands—when you’ve got the power and form dialed in, forehand bombs can go just as far… or at least feel like they did.

For that max distance flick, you’ll want a high-speed driver with a touch of turn and a healthy dose of overstability. Something that doesn’t just yeet into a turnover and never come back.

Here are the go-to choices for forehand distance throwers:

• Innova Destroyer
  
  The undisputed king of forehand distance. If you throw forehand and haven’t tried a Destroyer, are you even flicking, bro? Loved by pros and ambitious amateurs alike, it’s fast, overstable, and gives you that ideal flex when thrown right. Just don’t expect it to be beginner-friendly.

• Infinite Discs Emperor
  
  Same flight vibe as a Destroyer, but with a price tag that doesn’t make your wallet whimper. Super popular among Infinite fans for big forehand rips—and often flies a touch straighter for mere mortals.

• Viking Discs Odin
  
  The Norse god of forehand value. Big glide, nice flex, and enough stability to handle the heat. You’ll get Destroyer-like performance without sacrificing your lunch money.

• Thought Space Athletics Synapse
  
  Flat top and beefy enough to trust on forehand lines. Feels great in the hand, and can absolutely crush when thrown with power. Artsy stamp bonus included.

• Legacy Outlaw
  
  A sneaky long driver that flies a lot like a seasoned Destroyer. Grippy, fast, and consistent for power flickers looking to carve long S-lines down the fairway.

• Lone Star Discs Warbird
  
  Flat, fast, and Texas-sized beef. This one handles torque like a champ and fades out with authority. Perfect for big forehands and big egos.

So if you're tired of your distance drives fluttering into oblivion or turning into accidental rollers, give one of these flick-happy drivers a try. And hey, if you want Destroyer flights at discount prices… you’re literally in the right place.

So if you're tired of your distance drives fluttering into oblivion or turning into accidental rollers, give one of these flick-happy drivers a try. And hey, if you want Destroyer flights at discount prices… you’re literally in the right place.

Throwing a straight forehand is like threading a needle while standing on one foot—it takes a little finesse and a lot of control. But when you get it right? Chef’s kiss. The best way to land that perfectly straight line is with a gentle, clean release using a stable midrange or putter—not some meat-hook distance driver trying to show off.

Here are some of our favorite tools for the job:

Midranges That Fly Laser-Straight (When You Do Your Job):

• TSA Pathfinder
  
  Feels great, flies straight, and delivers that silky forehand line with just enough glide to make you feel like a shot-shaping wizard.

• Discraft Buzzz
  
  The gold standard for straight forehands. If your flick has touch, this thing will hold the line forever. Want a bit more fade insurance? Try the Buzzz OS.

• Infinite Discs Roman
  
  A sneaky pick for low-line forehand drives. Give it a little hyzer flip and enjoy a rare blend of distance and precision without sacrificing the straight flight.

• MVP Tesla
  
  A stable fairway driver with gyro-enhanced control. A favorite for controlled flicks that don’t veer off-course.

• Finish Line Era
  
  You want Tesla-like control at clearance-bin prices? The Era’s got your back (and your budget).

Putters & Approaches for Touch Forehands:

If you’ve got soft hands and clean form, these putter-class weapons will fly straight with zero drama:

• Infinite Discs Tomb
  
  Low-profile, flat-top, and straight as an arrow. It’s like a Zone’s chill cousin that just wants to go where you tell it.

• Clash Discs Mint
  
  Very torque-friendly and shockingly glidey. Stays on course even when you try to ruin it with a lazy wrist flick.

• Doomsday Discs Crisis
  
  Not just affordable, it’s actually a reliable straight flyer—especially for touchy forehand approaches. Perfect for players trying not to Crisis mid-round.

Bottom line: if you keep the nose down and your form clean, these discs will go wherever you point them. No dramatic fade. No accidental rollers. Just pure, uncut forehand magic.

When the wind picks up and your disc starts flying like a drunk paper plate, it’s time to break out the real beef. We’re not talking about “mildly overstable” or “wind resistant-ish.” No—you need wind-fighting monsters that laugh in the face of headwinds and side gusts. Especially for forehand throws, which already generate more torque, the wrong disc in the wind can turn into a roller or just vanish into the sky like a cheap kite.

Here are the top forehand discs for battling the breeze:

• Infinite Discs Scepter
  
  Flat, fast, and so overstable it could fly through a hurricane and still fade. Basically a Firebird with extra beef and no nonsense. It’s our go-to “wind cheat code” disc.

• Dynamic Discs Justice
  
  Midrange? Sure. But it fights like a driver in the wind. It’s basically a wall with a flight plate. Throw it hard, watch it go 150 feet, and then dump straight into the basket like a rock with purpose.

• Thought Space Athletics Omen
  
  Flat-top, overstable, and built like a tank. Perfect for powering forehands into wind tunnels and coming out exactly where you aimed—assuming you actually aimed right.

• MVP Turbulence
  
  This thing is true to its name. It’s the overstable driver in the Simon Line that wants to hit a headwind just so it can show off. Great forehand feel, reliable fade, and gyro torque resistance on full display.

• Doomsday Discs Apocalypse
  
  You want overstable and budget-friendly? The Apocalypse is your end-of-the-world forehand companion. It’s heavy, nasty, and does not care about your excuses—or the wind.

If you’re tired of watching your disc get flipped like a pancake the second it leaves your hand, stock up on these forehand-friendly wind slayers. Or just keep throwing that flippy fairway and enjoy your new OB penalty strokes.