Keep the speed manageable. Let the glide open up the line.
The Axiom Neutron Bokeh is a stable Simon Line fairway driver with the glide and versatility to cover more than one shot in your bag. Its 7 / 6 / 0 / 1 flight numbers combine a controlled speed class with substantial glide and a gentle finish, making it an appealing option for both open fairways and wooded placement.
Axiom describes the Bokeh as a slower MVP Trail: a driver with hyzer-flip potential, panning turnover lines, and enough torque resistance to support its intended flight. That combination gives you room to shape a route rather than simply choose between straight and hard-fading.
Neutron for regular fairway duty
Neutron is Axiom's premium opaque material, offering a premium look and feel with durability characteristics shared with Proton. It is a practical blend for a fairway driver you want to practice with and learn across different release angles.
The Bokeh's 17 mm rim puts it in a fairway-driver class rather than the wide-rim distance category. Its glide can help carry a well-executed line, but neither the material nor the flight numbers guarantee extra distance for every player.
A numbered, individually dyed selection
This listing's run features 48 individually numbered and uniquely dyed discs, with no two alike. Choose the numbered color, rim, and weight option you want. Those individual appearance details distinguish the selection without creating a different flight rating for each disc.
Several routes from one fairway slot
- Open-fairway drives: Use its glide for controlled distance without jumping to a faster driver.
- Wooded shot shaping: Match your angle and power to the route through the trees.
- Hyzer flips: Explore a hyzer release that works toward flat with an appropriate throw.
- Panning turnovers: Axiom identifies turning lines as part of the Bokeh's versatile flight.
On a hole where the opening is clear but the fairway changes direction beyond it, reach for a line you have practiced with the Bokeh. Start with a measured release and learn how it responds from hyzer, flat, and anhyzer. That familiarity is what turns versatility into a useful shot choice.
Who should choose the Bokeh?
Players seeking a stable, glide-focused fairway driver with room for angle manipulation are the natural fit. It suits a control-oriented bag and can complement both more understable options and stronger-fading utility drivers.
Its stable rating does not mean it will ignore your release angle. Power, technique, wind, weight, and wear all influence how straight or turning a particular throw becomes.
Flight numbers & specifications
- Speed: 7
- Glide: 6
- Turn: 0
- Fade: 1
- Brand: Axiom Disc Sports
- Mold: Bokeh
- Plastic: Neutron
- Line: Simon Line
- Disc type: Fairway Driver
- Stability: Stable
- Rim width: 17 mm