What's in between a Leopard and TL?

[JR]

Depending on the level of beatness all of the above can fit the bill except i don't know of the FD not having thrown one. A DX Cheetah shouldn't take a lot of time thrown in tight wooded courses to fade TL type or even in between the discs in the question. Cheetahs will break into Leopards eventually. With possibly a little bit more fade. DX ELs may be more difficult to acquire but Champs are around and they fade more than the TL and the semi soft blend of last year breaks in fairly fast for Champion on rocky courses to lose HSS to flip like the TL or even the Leo fairly soon.

[martinb]

Q-JLS by millenium.

[TheBGKid]

I guess I should be more specific with what I'm looking for if that helps narrow anything down. I'm looking for a versatile fairway driver, one where I can throw it straight down a gap with a small turn and gentle fade, I can force it over for an anhyzer, or slow it down for a gentle hyzer without it fading hard to the left.

[Flipflat]

How far are you throwing?

I'd say stick with a leopard, prob a star leopard after you beat it up some.

Or an FD, which is what I use, and works at a wide range of power.

[TheBGKid]

How far are you throwing?

I'd say stick with a leopard, prob a star leopard after you beat it up some.

Or an FD, which is what I use, and works at a wide range of power.

My drives average 350-375. My fairway drives are no more than 330

[Jesse B 707]

JLS, XL or FD would be my answers

[linkinparkervii]

I guess I should be more specific with what I'm looking for if that helps narrow anything down. I'm looking for a versatile fairway driver, one where I can throw it straight down a gap with a small turn and gentle fade, I can force it over for an anhyzer, or slow it down for a gentle hyzer without it fading hard to the left.

Sounds like an FD to me.