I throw a lot of Undertakers, and love that this TS run for Missy Gannon has more stability.  It gives me one more shot in my bag that is a predictable Undertaker flight, but with more dependability into wind and a more stable finish.  Because of the increased stability, it gets bagged right next to my PP Z Line, and a Big Z that I have for when I need a little more turn.  All 3 have different flights GENERALLY, but are all still very much Undertakers in their own special way.  Does that even make sense??

I have 2 Undertakers, one Missy Gannon Tour Series Metallic Z (173g) and one PP Signature Z (174g). This is probably my favorite fairway driver because it is so reliable and workable. The Z plastic is very firm with just enough grippy-ness, and the Metallic Z is just slightly gummier and a touch grippier. Brand new, the Undertaker flies with a little less turn and more fade than the numbers suggest but it breaks in fairly quick to be true to the given numbers 9/5/-1/2. I generally throw this disc for very straight shots or slight turnovers. It also does well on a hyzer where you need some distance before wanting the fade to kick in.

I used to throw a DD Escape for this slot, which got too touchy for me as my form got better and my throws got longer. The Undertaker is noticeably more stable/overstable than the Escape. Very reliable and won't turn over unless you're throwing like Drew Gibson.

Great overall disc. I would highly recommend this as anyone's first driver. Super controllable and great way to learn the different shot shapes. I bag three of these in different plastics because the flights of the various plastics are so different.

ESP flies very understable with power and is a great annhyzer/hyzerflip disc
Z flies very true to the flight numbers and is a great straight flier
Ti is definitely the most stable of the bunch and is probably closer to a -0.5 turn and 2.5 fade.

This is one of my favorite fairways and I bag at least 2 at any given time. With a moderate strength throw, you can get a nice flex with overstable finish for 350+ feet. With a power shot + Hyzer, the Undertaker will flip to flat then turn over. I find it very usual for turnover shots that are just out of my forehand range. I think that this is a great first overstable disc for beginners as the slight turn will allow them to get distance without having to rely on anhyzer.