9/6/-3/1 Infinite Discs Sphinx - C-Blend Glow

The Sphinx has guarded ancient temples, challenged travelers with impossible riddles, and spent thousands of years looking deeply unimpressed by everyone standing in front of it. The Infinite Discs Sphinx brings that same mysterious confidence to the fairway—only its riddle is much easier to solve: “What flies far, turns smoothly, and glows after dark?”

With tremendous glide and an understable flight, the Sphinx is built to unlock distance for developing arms while giving experienced players a shapeable control driver for hyzer flips, turnovers, and long drifting lines. In C-Blend Glow plastic, it also keeps watch after sunset, which is helpful because ancient guardians apparently do not believe in closing time.

Flight

9 | 6 | -3 | 1 — The Sphinx is an understable control driver with exceptional glide, strong high-speed turn, and a gentle finish. Put it on hyzer and it can stand up, carry straight, and drift before settling softly. Release it flat and it wants to turn, making it a natural choice for long right-moving lines for right-hand backhand players.

For newer players, the easy turn and high glide can produce real distance without requiring a heroic amount of arm speed. For stronger throwers, the Sphinx becomes a line-shaping specialist for rollers, sky turnovers, late-turning woods shots, and fairways that seem designed by someone with a personal grudge.

Plastic

C-Blend Glow combines Infinite Discs’ durable premium plastic with glow capability for rounds that continue after daylight has abandoned the course. The blend offers a firm, clean feel, strong resistance to wear, and dependable performance through regular use.

Charge it with a strong UV light and the Sphinx becomes easier to track through the darkness—although it may still choose to hide behind a tree just to preserve the mystery. C-Blend’s durability also helps the disc retain its intended flight longer, so it will not immediately transform into an unsolved roller riddle after a few impacts.

Best Uses

• Effortless hyzer-flip distance
• Long turnover drives
• Tailwind shots
• Controlled rollers
• Wooded fairways requiring late movement
• Glow rounds and evening play
• Developing players looking for a driver that does not demand the strength of a mythological hero

BDLD Real Talk

The Sphinx is not built to fight a headwind like an angry stone monument. Its strength is movement, glide, and making distance easier. Throw it smoothly with the right angle and it can carve beautiful lines. Crank it flat into a stiff wind and the answer to the riddle may be, “Where did my disc go?”

This is a driver for players who understand that finesse is not weakness. Sometimes the smartest solution is not throwing harder—it is choosing a disc that actually wants to follow the shape of the fairway.

The glow adds another layer of fun, but it also removes one of disc golf’s oldest excuses. When the Sphinx is glowing in the dark, your card mates can clearly see that the tree kick was entirely your fault.

Bottom Line

The Infinite Discs Sphinx in C-Blend Glow is a high-glide, understable control driver built for easy distance, creative shot shaping, and rounds that outlive the sun. Solve the angle, trust the turn, and let the Sphinx guide your throw through the darkness.