I cannot recommend this disc enough. Especially for beginners who can't throw a forehand. Give it a git an Hyzer and the disc will still bang right (right hand back throw) to hit those lines you wish you had a forehand for. 

Discs - 174g ESP Meteor & 177g Z Meteor

Throwing style - RHBH

I throw the meteor when I want a straight shot with very little fade or a slight right turn on shots under 250 feet. If there's a tight line that I need to hit straight with very little fade, I grab this disc. I throw it flat and hard for a straight shot with a right turn finish or I throw it flat and a little softer for a dead straight shot with a slight left finish. However, if I'm trying to cut/shape lines, I grab a different disc. The Meteor holds a line well, be it a straight line or a slight right turn, but it doesn't have enough fade or speed to to carve. The Meteor is not an S-shape disc.

This disc is perfect for woods golf. I bag this disc anytime I play a wooded course. If I anticipate the possibility of a tree-hit, I grab my ESP Meteor, as it won't bounce quite as far as Z would. If I want a little more power and/or am confident that I won't hit a tree, I grab my Z Meteor.

This disc is understable enough for beginners to throw well, but not so understable that intermediate and advanced players can't use it for approach shots or tight wooded holes. Players of all skill levels should snag a Meteor and impress their friends with dead straight shots.