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yes go to the teebird it beckons yougo to the teebird, most usable driver on the market.
In DX, Teebirds start off on the overstable side and work for moderate to shallow hyzers and straight shots with a fade. They'll handle mile to moderate winds OK, but won't get you max D in those situations. When they beat up they require some hyzer to fly straight but if thrown without roll-over and some height, they fly really straight and really far with minimal fade. Most people can throw them at least as far as their distance drivers. The issue with them is if they get turned over, they tend to turn hard and not fight to come back. This means they fly really well on great throws, but don't fly well if you're a bit off.Is there much difference between the Teebird and the TL I already own?
night and day theyre two totally different discs the teebird has only a little fade and no high speed turn which makes it turnover and always come back the tl is almost the same mold as the jls when u throw it less than max its almost the same as a teebird but when thrown hard they coundnt be more different its much easier to turnover a tlIs there much difference between the Teebird and the TL I already own?