exactly, they do compliment each other nicely. I actually have 6 fairway drivers that all compliment each other. I throw RHBH
Star 168 TL - understable flippy driver. Anhyzers, anhyzers and more anhyzers
Champ 175 leopard - Normal power under normal power when I want a shot with LOTS of glide that starts out turning over right and then flattens out and finishes right of center with little fade back. Or I can take something off of it and it will start out straight, flip over right and come back to the left at the end with TONS of glide. Beautiful S curves.
175 Star Eagle X (SEX) - This one is really only used for slightly uphill shots that need to hit a gap and stay striaght for most of the shot. I throw it full power, with a slight hyzer and it flips over and goes straight and then comes back somewhat hard at the end.
175 Champ Teebird - the moneymaker. The go-to. My baby. I can do everything with this disc. Throw it flat, slight right of the target and it will reach it consistently. I can push it out beyond 300 feet if I need to and it will go there accurately. Spike hyzers, spike anny's, there is nothing this disc can't do.
175 goldline Striker - my rising hyzer shot. I throw it flat, it will fly straight, rise up for the first 200' and then drive left at the end. I can push it out farther than the teebird if I want distance but don't want the wind to f with the disc too much.
175 champ firebird - IT says distance driver but I use because its so overstable its a great fairway driver. Hyzer, hyzer and more hyzer. Got an ace with it at hudson mills in a tournament. Throw it out to the right and watch it come back to the pin the whole way. If you like skip shots, this has great skip at the end. Also, I can throw it FH with good results if I need to.
