The MVP Control is a stable 10-speed distance driver rated 10/5/-0.5/2. That half-point of turn is the whole story: at full power it will drift a touch right before a fade of 2 brings it back, which reads as a long, gently flexing line rather than a straight push. Glide of 5 is middle of the road for the class, so it carries without floating too much.
Next to the MVP Trail (10/5/-1/1) it is half a point less turn and a point more fade — the driver you throw flat without committing to a shape, where the Trail wants a hyzer-flip. It will not fight a real headwind, and it will not turn over for a slower arm — throw it with less than a fairway-driver’s worth of power and it behaves like a straight 9 with a mild finish.
How much the Control turns and fades depends on how hard it is thrown. These three shapes are drawn from the manufacturer’s numbers, not from measured throws.
