Flight Summary
The Sycamore runs 7/5/0/1 — a neutral-to-stable fairway driver that wants to hold dead straight and finishes with a subtle, drama-free fade. Throw it flat for a laser-straight line; faster arms can coax a hint of turn while slower arms get a true tunnel flyer. It's torque-resistant enough to take full sidearm and only flip to flat, and reviewers consistently peg its glide closer to 4.5 than the listed 5, which is exactly why it tracks so honestly. As the lone 7-speed fairway in the lineup, it slots between the speed-9 Locust and the speed-5 Magnolia.
What to Expect
Throw it flat with controlled power for the cleanest result — overpowering it just yields a touch of turn, not a flip. It tracks dead straight through the air, holds its line predictably, and shrugs off torque on sidearm releases. At the end it eases into a soft, low-drama fade and sits down without a wild skip.
Brand Context
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.
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