Very straight fairway. Brand new, it was have some stability but once it gets beaten in, it will hyzer flip pretty well

I have been throwing an undertaker since I first started playing and it is still my go to driver 6 months later. I have 2 in Z-Line plastic that seems to fly a tad more understable to stable and a Ti that fly more stable to overstable. 

Backhand - The Undertaker and Mantis are my go to backhand drivers when I need to have a straight shot go 200-300ft. Due to the inconsistency in my form, I cannot push the undertaker past 300ft but it is the most reliable and accurate disc I have. When thrown on Hyzer you can get it around corners with a nice fade at the end but I do not recommend it for sky hyzers or dog leg shots. It is not overstable enough for me to get around those sharp corners. I can get a nice s curve out of it when thrown perfectly but I do have a tendency to turn the disc over and see it glide for days off to right. Once I get my form down I do believe this disc will be great for anhyzer drivers. 

Forehand - The Undertaker is also my go to forehand driver under 300ft. When thrown flat and hard it will glide all the way to the basket with a decent skip at the end. I have thrown this disc from my knee and pushed it 300ft multiple times and it goes exactly where I need it to. I used to use it as a forehand upshot but due to it being a driver the skip was too great and I was able to switch to a zone as I progressed. You can put the Undertaker on any line and it will hold it. I throw it on anhyzer to get out of the woods and around trees and I have not found a disc that does a better job at keeping the line I want, I do not use the Undertaker on a flex line very often but I have been able to push it past 300ft a few times. Normally if I need to flex a forehand shot I will use a faster disc that I can push 75ft further.  

I recommend the undertaker for all players even if you are brand new to disc golf. You might have a few problems with it at first but it is a fantastic disc to have in your bag to practice with. Once you get your form down it is a perfect disc to throw both backhand and forehand on any line you want. 

I currently throw a Signature Ti Undertaker, and it is a great disc to use off the tee. I can backhand this disc and it will flip up and fly straight forever. When thrown flat or with anny, you get some very controllable “S” turns midflight that almost always finish with that final bite. Undertaker is a great forehand disc as well because it is stable enough to shape shots and hit gaps down the fairway. Basically anyone can benefit from bagging an Undertaker.