The AGL Elm is an overstable fairway driver for control lines that need a dependable finish. Speed 9 with three points of fade and no turn, it handles wind, forehand shots and any line that has to end on the hyzer side, and it sits a full two speeds under the Cedar for players who want the same finish without the same arm-speed requirement.
The Elm arrived on 28 April 2025 with the Sequoia and the Koa — three moulds PDGA-approved on the same day, the clearest marker of AGL’s move to Innova manufacturing after a seventeen-month gap in new approvals. It is also the mould AGL puts the Team AGL stamp on, which makes it the closest thing the brand has to a house disc.
How much the Elm turns and fades depends on how hard it is thrown. These three shapes are drawn from the manufacturer’s numbers, not from measured throws.
