The Polaris LS dates back to 1996 and the early days of Millennium, and it flies like a disc from a more polite era. It is slow by modern driver standards, comfortably straight, and finishes soft, which is exactly why it still deserves attention. Newer players get an easy first driver that will not hook away from them, and experienced players get a controllable disc for tight wooded lines. It asks for smoothness, not muscle, and it rewards it every time.
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