rampazzo
Bogey Member
So I was at PIAS recently and in the used bin there was a used Proline Rogue labeled 169 for $7 so I picked it up. It seemed like a good deal and I have been curious to try DGA for a while now and am looking to expand my drivers now that my shorter discs are all set.
The only other driver I have is a 168 Star Wraith that is really beefy. My average distance with it is about 350' but on a good day I can hit 400' more often than not, although it helps to be throwing into the wind. I've only ever seen it turn slightly on full power shots into a 20mph wind and it always fades hard at the end. I'm hoping the Rogue will be less overstable and more versatile on non windy days.
What should I expect? If it helps the stamp on it has been mostly worn off but I can make out that it used to say Frying Pan Pro Am Tournament Stockton, CA 2010 so I'm guessing it's about 4 years old.
The only other driver I have is a 168 Star Wraith that is really beefy. My average distance with it is about 350' but on a good day I can hit 400' more often than not, although it helps to be throwing into the wind. I've only ever seen it turn slightly on full power shots into a 20mph wind and it always fades hard at the end. I'm hoping the Rogue will be less overstable and more versatile on non windy days.
What should I expect? If it helps the stamp on it has been mostly worn off but I can make out that it used to say Frying Pan Pro Am Tournament Stockton, CA 2010 so I'm guessing it's about 4 years old.