Bought this disc hoping it would be little tougher Hatchet. It was way more overstable than the flight numbers would have you believe. Maybe it was just the titanium plastic which is super stiff. I lost it in a swampy pond. I'll probably just stick with my Hatchets from now on.

 Bought this disc hoping it would be little tougher Hatchet. It was way more overstable than the flight numbers would have you believe. Maybe it was just the titanium plastic which is super stiff. I lost it in a swampy pond. I'll probably just stick with my Hatchets from now on.

This disc is becoming one of my favorites! It gets me through those tight tunnel shots that we all know and love. It's a great disc that will always turn slightly and finish with a fade. 

My Undertaker is 173g in Ti plastic. I got this disc after seeing Paul's In the Bag video and I admired how straight it flew. Now that I've had the disc a while, I will say it does throw straight but it is super touchy. You really have to have the right form and power otherwise you'll get too big of a hyzer fade at the end or it will turnover on you. For those reasons, I wouldn't reccommend this disc for beginners just because it is undpredictable if you don't have form and power down yet. With proper form and power, I can get this disc to fly about 350' on a tight s-line. I play mostly in the woods and there are some seriously tight tunnel shots, and I just don't always have to confidence to rip this through, so instead I got myself an ESP Buzzz that I'm hoping as a lower speed disc will allow me to get the same straight shot just but without having to up the power (more power usually sacrifices accuracy). My only other complaint is that the disc is a little bit uncomfortable in the hand (for a backhand, not a disc I reccommend for forehand) at first but nothing you can't get used to. If you want to commit to the Undertaker and practice with it, it will reward you, but otherwise it might annoy you.

I have a Relatively Domey Ti Undertaker and it is an amazing anhyzer disc! It will hold whatever angle i throw it on for 90% of the flight when thrown Anhyzer. With a little bit of time and practice it will also be an excelent Hyzerflip disc, but mine did not start very cooperative out of the box. Overall this disc has completely changed how i play certain holes and would reccomend it to anyone who has 290+ power. 

So this is my favorite driver right now and has been for a little bit. I bag it in the Z-Line and Ti. I find the Ti is a bit more overstable and will give me a more hard finish than the Z-line.

This is the disc for people looking to learn to hyzer flip, and to learn angles! When I release it on a hyzer it will flip up and go dead straight for 250-300 feet then start to fade out. If I release it with less of a hyzer it will flip up, turn right for awhile then reliably fade back, and finally when releasing it flat it will really pull right hard then come back. I use this for soooo many shots and I absolutely love it. If you are looking for a dead straight driver, or a utility disc, this is it.

I have been bagging one of these for about 4-5 months now and I got to say, I really love this disc! I had a Paige Pierce Stalker for years and it was always probably my most useful disc I had. It feel straight with a predictable small, if any finish. But like any disc you use a lot, I lost it. That sucked but what sucked next was finding out that disc wasn't made anymore. After some researched, I found that the Undertaker is very similar to the Stalker but flies a little further. I bought one. Since then I use it like I never lost my Stalker. The best part is,  someone found my Stalker and returned it to me but I hardly use it anymore. I always go to the Undertaker over it! In terms of usability, I am a forehand player. With my forehand, I can use it for a wide array of shots. Anything from midrange stuff all the way up to the mid 300s with easy. It seems like with just a light flick this disc flies straight or with just the ever so slight S flight path to about 275-300 feet. I also have no problem putting hyzers or anhyzers on it and it doing that as well! Lately, I have been learning th throw backhand and this has been my go to disc. So, I feel this disc is good for anyone. People with more experience can obviously do more with it. But, for the beginner this is a disc that you can easily start increasing distance with!

I love this disc. It is currently my main fairway, and the disc I use more often off the tee than a distance driver. It goes so straight with little turn and only a slight fade at the end. It can be used in all situations. Strong headwind? Just add a little more hyzer angle to get the same flight. I have found the ones with McBeth signature are a touch more stable than the pre McBeth Ti Undertakers, but it could just be placebo effect. I prefer the pre McBeth versions. It is my favorite disc in my bag. Slow arm speeds will love it as a big disatnce driver, fast arm speeds will love it for dead straight hyzer flips or big turnovers. It is awesome.

This is one of the best straight fairway drivers on the market.  It's controllable right out of the box.  It also has a fairly straight finish compared to other neutral drivers. If you're looking for a longer escape or a straighter teebird this is it

Its my favorite and I also heard P McBeth say its his favorite as well on a recent Jomez video.

This is my favorite disc that I've tried from discraft. Out of the box this disc has a neutral flight path when thrown flat, and can take a lot of power. I didnt feel like this disc had a lot of glide to it, but that was perfect for throwing straight and in the fairway. This disc also seemed to hold up into a headwind better than many other discs that have the same numbers on them. Overall this is a great disc that feels really comfortable in the hand. If you're looking for something that goes straight without having to be worn in, this disc does just that.

Best control driver on the market to me, depending on the amount of hyzer is will hold the line or flip to straight and have the realiable fade you can count on.

This is my favorite disc for backhand drives.  I'm a forehand player mostly, but on a good backhand huck, it will go as far as my 12s and 13s.  It's an incredibly straight disc, forehand or backhand, without much turn or fade.  This disc is great for beginner and intermediate players, and I don't see why anyone would take issue with it.  

The Undertaker is a remarkably straight fairway driver that is reminiscent of a beat in Teebird. Anyone with an above average arm speed will find that this disc is perfect for any long woods shot where you have to hit your line. Throwing it with a touch of hyzer will see it flip to flat and fly straight forever. This disc definitely exhibits the long straight midrange flight that every disc golfer should have in their bag in a fairway driver. Not to mention it also feels very comfortable in the hand. The Undertaker is not quite as fast as Discraft advertises, but I don't really care about the flight numbers anyway. All you need to know is that this disc flies very straight and very well.

I got a first run McBeast TI Undertaker because I liked the stamp, but now its my primary driver. When thrown flat and at full speed, it will turn more than you might think. When put on a little hyzer, you can achieve incredibly straight shots. You still need to put in some work getting the nuances down, as the difference between a straight hyzer flip and a S shape line is a tad touchy. The disc is great at holding anhyzer lines and will try to flip up a tad on slight hyzers. The Titanium plastic has shown to be extremely durable, taking quite a few full speed slams in to trees right off the tee and not chipping or denting.

The undertaker, despite its cheesy name, is an excellent workhorse of a fairway driver. It has a reasonably comfortable sized rim with a somewhat shallow profile making it fit comfortably in most grips for all styles of throwing. Generally the undertakers I have experience with have flatter tops to them my review subjects are both 171g 1 is in Elite Z plastic and the other is in the brand new Titanium blend based on my experience the Ti plastic was a good bit more stable than the Elite Z.

The Undertaker reminds me very much of the Innova Viking or Dynamic Discs Convict, the rim profiles and shallow grip felt instantly familiar and confidence inspiring with this mold. The flight path on this disc offers you a smooth slow turn at the High speed portion of flight coupled with a strong overstable finish to it when new, reminiscent of a nicely seasoned Thunderbird. As such this disc starts out great for throwing flat and hard and breaks into a great hyzer-flip bomber. You can very easily bend this disc to your will and expect it to stable up at the end. That small highspeed turn does make it a little finnicky though, especially when trying to hit smaller gaps in the woods or throw side arm as the disc can tend to drift a little when you don't want it to. The Undertaker while useful was not all that great at trickshot/get out of trouble shots like over hands, grenades, or rollers.

The Undertaker's finnicky nature does make it a little wonky in a headwind and you can get a little more turn than you might have wanted out of it. As it seasons this disc excels in tailwind performance and will bomb a long ways.

This disc is likely too fast and stable for a beginner, as they move up to the point where they can handle faster fairways this disc would be a great overstable flier until their power improves.

Overall the Undertaker is a really solid mold from Discraft, one that honestly doesn't get as much attention as it really should. I really enjoyed its feel in hand and it's usually predictable nature was getting great distance for me, when compared against some other discs in my bag it didn't quite have the glide and overall max distance that my current molds had, nonetheless its a mold I will probably continue to mess with in the future just because of how nice the Ti plastic is. 4/5 stars suits this disc well, it's an extremely versatile workhorse disc that you can go to for a variety of shots with great distance.