Love this disc! I struggle to choose between this and my regular teebirds, but it is exactly what it proclaims itself to be. Just a little faster than the OG teebird. It is great! Feels great in the hand, very controllable, and makes throwing a consistent distance very easy. The most used disc in my bag!

This disc is fantastic for beginners.  This is my go-to disc for the majority of my tee shots.  Holds it's line for the majority of the flight with a slight fade at the finish.  True to itself time after time.

Big fan of this disc. It is my main shot shaping disc for RHBH hyzer/flex shots in between 250-350 feet. Once it gets beat in a little the flex shots on it are pretty awesome. 

I got this disc first as part of a players pack and didn't think much of it because the other option was a corvette and I didn't need a 14 speed driver. Then I got to messing around with it and I absolutely loved it. The G* Teebird3 is like throwing darts out there on the course. I love putting it on screaming line drives, or hyzers where I want it to stall and fade at a precise point. It feels like a cheat code for accuracy on long fairway driver shots.

The mold and plastic are great as well. I love the flatter top of the teebird3 as well as the grip of the G* polymer. In addition to the grip in the hand, the G* grabs the ground easily, stopping you were you wanted to land. The softness of G* works well for spike hyzers as well, having it flex and absorb the impact. 

Definitely recommend this disc to others!

It's hard for me to give any Gstar plastic disc anything other than a 5 star rating since It's probably my favorite plastic out there! Love how grippy it is, and they also tend to have flatter tops which I definitely prefer. 

This Teebird3 was meant to replace my Gstar Firebird I had but lost. I relpaced it already with another Gstar Firebird, but it's much more stable than the other I had, so I thought I'd give the Teebird3 a try. I'm glad I did! It has a nice stable and straight flight with a reliable fade finish, but it doesn't dump hard. It's a predictable disc that you can trust when you need control in the fairways. It feels great in my hand for both backhand and forehand! 

I don't see this disc leaving my bag anytime soon. It's a great disc!

The G* Teebird 3 is one of the most underrated discs in my opinion. You will not find a better combination of finesse, grip, and controlled distance in another disc. It wants to ride whatever line you put it on. As it wears in, it wants to fly on long hyzer flip shots. I rarely reach for any other driver in the woods!

I love the Teebird and have always bagged one. Now there is the Teebird3 which bumps speed up a little and doesn't effect the others stats of the disc, plus I like the feel of the disc a little better. The Teebird3 lets me pipe straight line shots with a little fade at the end or I can change the angle of how I throw it and get a nice line to shape shots in the woods. I see a lot of people like the Teebird series for forehands as well, so do I, but I have other discs in my bag I would go to first.

This disc is reliable. And predictable. Even in strong headwinds. If I ever need to hit a straight line, especially one with some extra power, I know the Teebird3 won't stray from the path I've set it on. It is also very versatile, whether I want to flex it out, hyzer or anhyzer it. Very comfortable for pinpoint forehands shots and I really like this one in Gstar - it still holds its shape when some other molds don't. Hands down, I suggest this disc. Mine had a beautiful dome that is just right, certainly more glide than 4 but still in control.

This disc is a step up of one of the most classic drivers ever in the game, the Teebird. This disc has a fair amount of stability, but don't ever think that because of that that you can't get distance. This disc is made for controlled and straightish distance in any condition. The win does not affect this disc much because of the lowered glide so this is a truly "point and shoot" fairway driver. You won't be able to find anything more consistent and straight than the Teebird3.

I got one of these guys in G* on a whim and it's only 159, very grippy and nice and I didn't know if I'd throw it, but it's a good disc. Throws a lot like a thrashed 170 Star I had, very straight with very good glide and almost no fade. Great and one of the best disc for uphill shots I have thrown since it's so long, so easily. 

At this weight just about anyone could use one, and a heavy one could work for just about any player. 

I never loved G* when it came out, but this is great for wet and winter golf so far. It's not in my main bag, but in my backup bag(which ironically has gotten more play this fall) I always have it. 

This disc is easier to throw than I expected. I think it is easier to dial in than a regular teebird actually. I am still working on getting the distance on it that it should provide but so far I have found it easy to control predictably and its a god mid range for my beginner game.

My only fairway driver in the bag. I carry a metal flake one for wind, a brand new gstar one for power, one slightly worn in gstar and a beat in gstar for turn over shots. It holds power and lines with ease. A light turn comes as it gets worn in. Great disc

No frills, no thrills, but an extremely effective fairway driver. The flat top and somewhat reduced glide seem to help the Teebird3 penetrate a little better than the regular Teebird. It has a tiny hint of high speed turn, but is very resistant to flipping over. Great wind performer, tail winds or head winds.

Pinpoint accurate. Once you get a feel for the Teebird3 (which doesn't take long), it'll be the most reliably accurate disc in anyone's bag. Surprisingly long too. I find that the Teebird3 will get out to 400' on a straight line.

I also bag a regular champion Teebird, and I think I like this Teebird3 better.

Right out of the box, my 170 gram G-Star T-Bird 3 flew very straight when thrown flat, RHBH, about 15 feet off flat ground, travels about 300 feet, then fades gently left, and slides about 20 feet. The G-Star plastic is wonderful. It's grippy, springy, and seems very durable/resistant to chipping or getting cut. I doubt it will ever get warped or go out-of-round, so it should fly consistently for a long time. Thanks Innova.  :-)

I have not thrown a GStar Teebird3, only a Metal Flake. I love this fairway. It resists high speed turn very well and has a consistent low speed fade. Even though the description says it has less glide I can throw this very far. It's fast and very comfortable in the hand. I prefer this disc over an average stock Teebird due to flight and feel. I highly recommend this fairway if you like the Teebird or Rival.

I've had a 166 g-star TeeBird for awhile now that is quite beaten in. It's recently been replaced by a 173 g-star TeeBird3. Within two days of owning it I kissed chains on a 225 foot ace run. Out of the box it has been laser beam straight and flips nicely with the right release and wrist snap. The air time I get from the 3's glide surpasses the TeeBird by a little bit, but the fade is pretty muh the same. My old TeeBird actually looks a tad flatter topside than the 3, but the 3 is stockier and heavier. The rim/inner plate seems to be ever so slightly deeper than the old 'Bird, but thats probaby just the mold I got. I would highly recommend this disc as a driver to the newer player who has advanced enough to throw lower speed discs flat and straight. The player at this stage will have a lot to learn and much to gain from hucking a TeeBird3. The experienced player will have a very reliable, true to the numbers, and  really fun disc to throw.

The TL3 has great range and a very straight flight path under calm conditions. When thrown at max power it will fly straight and not waiver far from center during flight. The straight line throw will have minimal fade, and the hyzer line will carry nicely. The TL3 fits nicely in between a mid range and driver. For example, if you need more distance than a Roc but less than a Sidewinder, reach for the TL3.

I expected it to be a little less aggressive on the final fade in the flight path. However, it has become my main midrange when I am stuck behind an obstacle like a big tree.

You can't realy go wrong buying this disc. You may have to learn its uses but it does have them!

I wish that I could put 4.5 stars. This really is a GREAT disk, and I especially like the G-star plastic. I had a regular Teebird that got stolen, and got the 3 to replace it. It does seem a little faster, but it also doesn't have as much glide. I like both of those, but it did take me a little bit to adjust to that. Anything that I need to have a controlled line on, and its 300 or less, this is usually my disc. I do have to be careful at the 300 line not to turn it over. I know it's supposed to have zero turn, but when I put a lot of juice on it mine seems to drift right (RHBH) and not want to come back until it's too late.

Very straight flyer with a dependable fade. Good for a wide range of shots as it holds angles quite well, but I mostly use it for low forehand shots that need a hard right turn at the end. Seems to be a bit more overstable compared to a regular Teebird, but very similar. Plus Gstar has the best grip of all Innova plastic in my opinion.