Hurricane (SP ProLine Swirl - Sullivan Tipton 2024 Tour Series)
Speed 12, Glide 5, Turn -1, Fade 3 | The DGA Hurricane offers great glide for a distance driver and is a great high speed driver for players of all skill levels. Youāll find this disc effortless to control and unlike many other wide rim discs, the SP Line Hurricane will feel great in your hand to insure proper release. This driver is DGA Team members favorite go-to driver because it is easy to control and offers reliable fade at the end of its flight.
The 2024 Sullivan Tipton Tour Series Hurricane was crafted using a blend of shimmering and swirled plastic that creates a satin, iridescent appearance. With its superior performance and durability over stock plastic, the Sullivan Tipton Tour Series Hurricane is the perfect choice for players of all skill levels.
Each sale of a Tour Series disc directly supports our touring players. Support Sullivan and get your hands on a one-of-a-kind limited Tour Series Swirl disc by purchasing today.
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Speed 12, Glide 5, Turn -1, Fade 3 | The DGA Hurricane offers great glide for a distance driver and is a great high speed driver for players of all skill levels. Youāll find this disc effortless to control and unlike many other wide rim discs, the SP Line Hurricane will feel great in your hand to insure proper release. This driver is DGA Team members favorite go-to driver because it is easy to control and offers reliable fade at the end of its flight.
The 2024 Sullivan Tipton Tour Series Hurricane was crafted using a blend of shimmering and swirled plastic that creates a satin, iridescent appearance. With its superior performance and durability over stock plastic, the Sullivan Tipton Tour Series Hurricane is the perfect choice for players of all skill levels.
Each sale of a Tour Series disc directly supports our touring players. Support Sullivan and get your hands on a one-of-a-kind limited Tour Series Swirl disc by purchasing today.
