2007 USDGC Champion Ontario Roc – Midrange
Flight Numbers: 4 / 4 / 0 / 3

The 2007 USDGC Champion Ontario Roc is the straightest-flying and least stable of the three classic Roc molds, offering exceptional control and line-holding ability. While the published flight numbers remain 4/4/0/3, Ontario Rocs are widely known to fly straighter with less finishing bite compared to San Marino and Rancho variants. This makes them a preferred choice for players seeking a true point-and-shoot Roc that minimizes fade while retaining dependable midrange integrity.

Molded in durable Champion plastic, this Ontario Roc maintains its flight characteristics over extended use while offering excellent torque resistance for clean, controlled releases. Released in conjunction with the United States Disc Golf Championship (USDGC), the 2007 run represents an important era in Roc history and is valued by both throwers and collectors. Produced by Innova Disc Golf, this disc exemplifies the Roc’s versatility across different mold variations.

Roc Mold Stability Context:

• Rancho Roc – Most overstable, strongest and earliest fade

• San Marino Roc – Slightly less stable than Rancho

• Ontario Roc – Least stable and straightest flying of the three

Key Features:

• Ontario mold offers the straightest Roc flight with minimal fade

• Same trusted Roc flight numbers with mold-specific stability differences

• Champion plastic provides elite durability and long-term consistency

• Excellent for straight midrange drives, tunnel shots, and controlled approaches

• Desirable USDGC-era release with both thrower and collector appeal

Flight Ratings:
Speed: 4
Glide: 4
Turn: 0
Fade: 3

The 2007 USDGC Champion Ontario Roc delivers unmatched straight-line control within the Roc family, making it an ideal choice for players who want Roc reliability with the least amount of finish and maximum precision.