Undertaker Titanium (7)

Discraft Undertaker is a fairway driver with intended flight 9/5/-1/2, a stable shape that balances a touch of turn with a manageable fade for a long, controlled flight. Off the hand it shows a small workable amount of right drift early on, then rides through a long straight middle helped by the healthy 5 glide, before closing with a moderate left fade that brings it home without skipping hard. That balanced shape suits the Undertaker to shaped fairway shots, controllable distance lines, hyzer-flips that ride flat across the middle of the flight, and steady forehands where a predictable finish matters. Lower arm speeds will see it trend more understable over time, eventually flipping easily for less powerful arms, while higher arm speeds can hold the intended S-curve cleanly. Discraft's premium ESP, Z, Titanium, and Big Z plastics will hold the stable shape longest, while baseline Pro D versions break in toward a flippier, more turnover-friendly fairway driver.

Plast: Titanium: Discraft Titanium, often labeled Ti, is a premium opaque blend marketed for elite durability and a slightly heavier, more solid in-hand feel than standard Z. The surface is firm with a fine matte finish that holds pigment cleanly and resists scuffing. Ti is most often seen on overstable distance drivers and utility molds where keeping fade intact across hundreds of rounds matters. Pricing tends to sit at the top of Discraft's range, especially on signature or limited runs. Premium plastics like Titanium hold listed flight numbers far longer, while baseline plastics deepen turn and soften fade within weeks.

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