The F3 IS THAT FAIRWAY in Prodigy's lineup. It's the do all, workhorse fairway driver in the lineup. If you like to mold minimize you for sure can. It's range is from stable (straight with some fade) to slightly flippy (flips up on hyzer, turns for a bit, and then comes back left) depending on the plastic type. My 500 F3 is the stable one, my 750 Spectrum (Chantel 2024 edition) has been my flip up to straight F3, and the Air is my really flippy choice. All are seasoned now but even out of the box they were pretty close to what I was looking for. Backhand or forehand it will handle it. Forehand you need a smidge of touch though. I love mine. Just grab one and you'll see.

One of the easiest discs I've ever thrown. Flys straighter than any disc I've thrown so far. Feels great and comes out of my hand like a dream. I can even get decent turn on it if I need it. Great disc to throw if you're new to this.

I would say Prodigy's 500 plastic is one of my favorites out there. Regarding 7-speed fairway drivers, the F3 has become one of my favorites and most reliable. As I'm developing as a disc golfer and gaining faster arm speed, the F3 amazes me with its flight and consistency. With more speed, the F3 flights super straight. If you fan grip or throw with less power, it will have a nice, gentle fade at the end.