The Discraft Undertaker is a 9-speed driver with a straight middle and a reliable end. One of turn against two of fade means it flies flat through most of the shot and then finishes left without drama.
That makes it a control driver rather than a distance one. Nine speed is reachable for most arms, and five glide gives it more carry than the speed suggests, so it works for shaped lines: hyzer flips that stand up, flat lines through gaps, gentle turnovers that come back.
Two of fade sets the limit. It will not hold a long right-hand line, and a stronger arm looking for a driver that finishes straight will find this one drifting left before it lands.
How much the Undertaker turns and fades depends on how hard it is thrown. These three shapes are drawn from the manufacturer’s numbers, not from measured throws.
