Give reclaimed plastic another fairway to fly.
The Discraft Recycled ESP Scorch combines a glide-rich distance flight with Discraft’s recycled ESP plastic. Its 11 / 6 / -2 / 2 flight numbers offer workable turn and a finishing fade, making it a useful option for players ready to shape distance lines rather than rely only on a hard hyzer.
When you can provide suitable speed and a clean release, the Scorch can flip up and carry down the fairway. It gives you room to explore S-curves and controlled hyzer flips without choosing one of the most demanding high-speed drivers.
Let the whole flight work
Try a hyzer release to explore a flip-up line, adjusting the starting angle to your own power. With enough speed, a flatter release can produce turn before the finishing fade brings the flight back toward its normal fade direction.
Those shapes are possibilities, not automatic results. Slower throws may show less turn and an earlier finish; stronger releases may need more hyzer and more room. Its glide rewards useful height, but too much height or the wrong wind can send the disc away from your intended line.
- Hyzer flips: Work on the combination of angle and speed that brings your disc toward flat.
- S-curve drives: Use an open fairway for turn, carry, and finishing fade.
- Distance shaping: Explore a more workable flight beside your overstable driver.
- Glide-focused shots: Prioritize a clean release instead of forcing extra power.
Recycled ESP: another round for the material
Discraft’s recycled ESP program gives material from discs set aside during manufacturing inspection a new use. This Scorch is the Recycled ESP version, a distinct plastic choice for players who want reclaimed material in their bag.
ESP is known for combining grip and durability. Get familiar with how this recycled version feels and flies in your hand, rather than assuming it will behave identically to a Z Scorch or another ESP run.
Who should reach for it?
You step onto a longer hole with enough room to use both turn and fade. Instead of overpowering a driver that finishes too early, you choose a controlled starting angle and give the Scorch space to develop its flight.
It fits players who already have the speed for a distance driver and want a more shapeable option in that slot. Newer players may find a slower fairway driver easier to control while building technique. Keep a more overstable option available when the line or headwind calls for greater resistance to turn.
Flight numbers & specifications
- Speed: 11
- Glide: 6
- Turn: -2
- Fade: 2
- Brand: Discraft
- Mold: Scorch
- Plastic: Recycled ESP
- Disc type: Distance driver
Select your preferred color and weight option. Actual flight varies with throwing speed, release angle, wind, weight, and wear.