12/5/-1/3 Hooligan Discs Yeet - First Run

The Hooligan Discs Yeet - First Run has a name that sounds like your entire tee-shot strategy. Fortunately, its published 12 | 5 | -1 | 3 mold numbers give you a little more information than your buddy yelling, “Just send it.”

Flight

A 12-speed driver needs enough launch speed to show its intended flight. The 5 glide supports carry, the -1 turn allows some movement at speed, and the 3 fade points to a pronounced finish. With less power, expect the fade to take over sooner. A faster number is not a distance guarantee.

Flight numbers describe the mold's general profile. Power, release angle, weight, wear, and conditions affect the actual flight.

First Run Edition

This listing is for the First Run Yeet. Its plastic blend is not named on the supplier order. We will confirm the blend, exact weights, colors, and stamp details on arrival rather than borrowing specifications from another run.

Best Uses

• Full-flight drives for experienced arms
• Open fairways with room for a finishing fade
• Distance shots where a stronger finish fits the line
• First-run collectors who also like throwing their collection

BDLD Real Talk

Yeet is a fun name. It is not a substitute for arm speed. If your fairway driver goes farther than your distance driver, the solution probably is not yelling louder at a 12-speed. Throw what works, and let this one earn its place when you can get it moving.

Bottom Line

The First Run Hooligan Yeet is a 12 | 5 | -1 | 3 distance-driver option with a substantial finishing fade. Send it with a plan. Retrieval is still your problem.