The Westside Catapult is a 14-speed distance driver with only four glide, and that pairing is the whole disc. Fourteen speed asks for everything you have; four glide means it does not reward you by floating. Half a point of turn and three fade give it a long, shallow S with a firm finish.
That makes it a raw-power driver for open fairways and tailwinds, and a headwind disc for anyone who can genuinely throw it. It rewards speed, not touch. What it won’t do is work for a developing arm — without the power to get it up to speed, 14 speed with four glide flies short and dumps left, and no plastic fixes that. If you want the same speed with more carry, the World has six glide.
How much the Catapult turns and fades depends on how hard it is thrown. These three shapes are drawn from the manufacturer’s numbers, not from measured throws.
