The D3 filled the straighter distance slot in Prodigy's original driver lineup, offering a workable amount of turn ahead of a solid finish. At full power it draws a long S line, drifting gently before the fade returns it, which makes it an easier max distance look than its more overstable siblings. Advanced backhand players get the most from it, and it still carries enough end of flight movement to plan landings with confidence.
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