Innova / Fairway driver
TeeBird
The Innova TeeBird is a speed-7 fairway driver with little turn and a clear finishing fade. Consider it for controlled fairway shots that need to bend at the end.
TeeBird catalog ratings. Manufacturer ratings · How to read them
Choose it for
Fairway lines with a finishing fade. A useful contrast to an understable fairway. Think of it as a different line choice, not simply the next level that every Leopard owner must buy.
Choose something else if…
If your current driver already fades early and falls short, adding more rated fade is not the first change to try.
What the numbers mean for your choice
The 0 turn and 2 fade point to little early drift and a noticeable finish. If your drives already fade early and land short, a disc with this shape may not solve that problem.
Which version are you buying?
TeeBird and TeeBird3 are different models. This is the speed-7 TeeBird, with selected catalog plastics listed below.
The manufacturer lists a 21.2 cm diameter and 1.7 cm rim width.
| Plastic or scope | Weight information |
|---|---|
| Star | 150–175 g |
| Champion | 150–175 g |
| DX | 150–175 g |
Innova TeeBird source, checked 2026-09-10. Listed ranges are not live stock. General model ranges are not plastic-specific guarantees.
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Before you buy
Choose it for a repeatable finishing line. If a Leopard already covers your useful fairway shots, keep practicing before adding another mold.
Read about the Leopard or compare them side by side.
Try this on your next practice session
Compare your usual straight shot with the TeeBird in a clear area. Look for a useful difference in finish, not a small difference in the longest throw.
Buying advice is editorial interpretation of the sources. Personal notes are labeled separately; the practice exercise is a suggestion, not a reported test. Practice in a clear area away from people.