Distance Driver
The Sequoia runs 12/5/-1/3 — a speed-12 distance driver with just a hair of high-speed turn and a strong, dependable 3 fade. Give it a flat, powerful backhand and it holds the line before a reliable finish; hyzer-flip it and the -1 lets it stand up briefly before fading out. Big arms will get a controllable S-curve, forehand players get an overstable workhorse that won't flip on power. It slots in as the overstable end of your distance drivers.
Throw it flat with real power or on a slight hyzer to let the fade shape the finish. In the air it moves fast with just enough turn to resist rather than flip, staying predictable the whole way. It finishes with a strong, controlled fade and drops at a reliable landing angle.
Above Ground Level, better known as AGL, got its start in 2011 when Josh Jones grew tired of buying the same mold twice and getting two different flights. He started making his own discs to chase consistency, and the brand officially took the AGL name in 2016. It's a family operation out of San Jose, California, built on frustration that turned into a mission.
