MVP Zenith 🥏 Stable to Overstable Distance Driver

Q: Is the MVP Zenith a good disc for backhands?

Yes, the Zenith performs very well on backhand throws. It’s great for shaping long S-curves, controlled hyzers, and flex lines, offering a balanced mix of glide, turn, and fade.

Q: Is the MVP Zenith a good disc for forehands?

Yes, it’s a dependable choice for forehand throwers. The Zenith has good torque resistance and a comfortable feel, allowing for confident flicks with a consistent, forward-pushing fade.

Q: Does the MVP Zenith handle the wind well?

Yes, the Zenith is stable enough to maintain control in moderate wind. Its fade helps it fight through gusts without flipping over, making it a reliable option in breezy conditions.

MVP Zenith Flight Review

The MVP Zenith is a neutral-to-stable distance driver built for long, controlled flights with a balanced mix of glide, turn, and reliable fade. It's an excellent choice for players looking to shape distance lines with confidence across both open and technical fairways.

The Zenith responds well to both finesse and power, offering versatility for a variety of throwing styles. Out of the hand, it holds a subtle turn before gently fading out. It glides efficiently, carrying forward with minimal resistance and finishing with a dependable fade that doesn't cut off the line too early.

Forehand players will also find it reliable, thanks to its torque resistance and balanced stability.

The Zenith stands out as a versatile distance driver that balances control and power. It is capable of shaping a variety of lines with precision, from smooth S-curves to sweeping hyzers. Its stability bridges the gap between flippy distance drivers and overstable options, making it a reliable choice for players who need consistency without sacrificing workability.

Designed to feel as great in the hand as it flies, the Zenith is a control distance driver with flight numbers of 11 | 5 | -0.5 | 2. With a high power throw, the Zenith will exhibit just enough distance lengthening turn from a flat release before its confident fade kicks in — displaying the ideal flight pattern for a controlled distance drive. And, thanks to its subtle turn, the Zenith can shape some truly impressive lines from an anhyzer release too. Lower power players will find the Zenith to be workably overstable and dependable in any type of wind.

Flight Charts for the MVP Zenith showing forehand and backhand flights.

MVP Zenith Flight Numbers

11 | 5 | -0.5 | 2

The Zenith delivers a controlled flight with subtle high-speed turn, allowing for workable lines without turning over too easily. It carries strong glide through the fairway and finishes with a reliable fade, making it perfect for long, accurate drives that need both distance and control.

Skill Level Recommendations

Beginner

The Zenith may be a bit overstable for beginners, but it’s great for developing clean mechanics, learning hyzer angles, and understanding fade. As the form improves, it becomes a steady distance companion.

Intermediate

For intermediate players, the Zenith serves as a reliable step up in control and distance. It helps refine flex lines, improve angle control, and build confidence on longer drives.

Advanced

Advanced players will find the MVP Zenith ideal for controlled S-curves, long hyzers, and dependable flex lines. Its stable-to-overstable flight offers consistent performance across a wide range of shot shapes and power levels.

See How it flies

Video Review