Discraft Scorch Disc Review

Discraft Scorch is a high-glide, understable-leaning distance driver built to make easy distance feel effortless. With a workable -2 turn and a gentle 2 fade, it hyzer-flips straight and holds long turnovers without dumping. Players who want max carry without max effort—especially in tailwinds or woods—will love how forgiving and shapeable it is.

Quick Flight Numbers

Why Throw It

• Easy distance: Speed 11 with Glide 6 means long carry without needing elite arm speed.
• Workable flight: The -2 turn stands up from hyzer and rides straight before a gentle 2 fade.
• Versatile conditions: Excels in tailwinds, shaping S-lines, and carving controlled woods gaps.
• Line-shaping tool: Touch hyzer-flips, sweeping turnovers, and even utility rollers for power throwers.

Who It Fits

• Beginners: A friendly first distance driver—hyzer-flips to straight and finishes softly instead of dumping.
• Intermediate: Go-to for effortless S-curves and turnovers when you’re pushing into 300–380 ft range.
• Advanced: Money for long drifting turnovers, low-ceiling glide, and dependable tailwind bombs; roller-ready with extra power.

Shot Ideas

• Hyzer-flip to flat: Start on mild hyzer at 75–85% power; the -2 turn stands it up and the 2 fade brings a gentle finish.
• Sweeping turnover: Release flat with a touch of anhyzer to let the -2 hold a slow pan that barely fights out.
• Tailwind bomber: Aim slightly higher; tailwind softens the 2 fade and the 6 glide adds effortless carry.
• Low-ceiling laser: Throw a smooth, low line with slight hyzer—glide does the work without overfading.
• Utility roller (power arms): Light anhyzer; the -2 high-speed turn helps it tip to the ground and roll straight-to-turning.

Want a slower, flippier complement? Check out the Discraft Heat. Need a beefier step up for wind or forehands? Try the Discraft Zeus.