Before I go into the details of this disc I want to firstly say, different plastics that is offered for this disc will account towards the stability of the desk itself. Meaning a DX plastic Teebird will fly more under stable. While a champion plastic Teebird will fly more over stable. I really enjoyed this disc, although I really enjoy the explorer a lot better. Although I will say for a forehand controlled shot or as a lot of people call it, a "flex shot" I feel this disc is definitely the best for such things. If I was very straight overall and I am truly believe this this can be used for players who are just starting to get a consistent form and stronger arm speed. I say that because a beginner should never use anything more than a putter if anything a midrange at most. But for those who are finally starting to get a bit more I'm speed I think this disc in the DX plastic will be a great starter for a fairway, only until they become more intermediate will a champion plastic suit their needs. I believe a beginner and who gets champion plastic before getting in DX will highly dislike this disc overall As it will hook hard left and not go very far