The Discraft Nuke is a 13-speed distance driver with a firm finish. One of turn against three of fade means it holds its line at speed and then commits left — very little shape in the middle, a lot of ending.
That makes it a power driver and a headwind driver. It wants a full run-up and a flat or slightly hyzer release; five glide keeps it airborne long enough for the distance to show up, and three of fade means the finish is the same shot every time.
Thirteen speed with three of fade is a hard combination for a developing arm. Thrown under speed it becomes a short hyzer that lands well left, and none of the distance in the numbers is available.
How much the Nuke turns and fades depends on how hard it is thrown. These three shapes are drawn from the manufacturer’s numbers, not from measured throws.
