I will start by saying that I think this disc has more range than what is presented. I think it is on the higher end for speed in the mid-range class. Also mine does not really have all that much fade. It’s fairly stable through the whole flight. I’ve had some of my best throws with this disc and would highly recommend for beginners. The stability and glide makes it very good for tunnel shots. Also decent for a forearm flick

The Pinnacle Ghost is a mid-range from Legacy Discs that would be absolutely outstanding for a new player. It's a straight to understable mid that is perfect for full powered hyzerflips in open fairways and soft touchy shots in tight fairways. Durable and great feeling plastic with a very comfortable rim depth which makes this a good mid for most-anybody. If you are looking for something with a tad more turn than your Roc and Buzzz, pick one of these up! Check out my crew's full review here...

The Ghost is a pretty solid midrange and the only mid I have tried in the Legacy lineup. The disc is pretty deep and fits comfortably in the hand for backhand shots. Back hand it would have a little bit of turn when powered up followed by a pretty good fade. I personally could not throw this thing forehand, flipping it over almost every time due to the deep rim. I would rate the flight of this disc 5, 4, -.5, 2.5. Great disc, just not a mid that I bag due to my inability to throw it forehand.

Wants to be 8x kc pro roc. Not bad but why get one when there is better options like the Roc, Shark, MD3, Pine, Truth, buzzz, or any other stable to over stable mid range. My ghost came with a concave top. It flew stable with a soft fade. Thrown with Anny it will turn over, flat it will turn slightly and fade, and with hyper it would old the angle through the flight. 

The Ghost is my favorite mid range disc! great for drives 200 to 300ft. Depending on the distance you can rip it flat or hzer flip it straight with a little fade at the end(very Controlled). Great for approach throws. carve a nice hyzer line or ani that flattens out nicely at the end of the flight.  This disc always hits the ground well bites and gets flat.  I can't remember the disc ever bouncing up and rolling on me.  Pinnacle is the best of the plastics as its the most universal but i use the icon and legend ghosts as well. The legend being the most stable and can handle the most power,fade a touch more.  Generally the pinnacle would be all you need. These are similar to a roc but ghosts are more trusty flight, durable and they feel better. Got my ace with this disc and have came close about a million other times.  Maybe not a million but hopefully you get the point  I bag two pinnacle in different colors one is a little more glidey(slightly more dome), one icon and one legend all from 178 to 180. Don't be scared! Bag a Ghost, it will change your disc golf life.

If you throw Rocs, try the Ghost. The Ghost flies like a Roc but available in better plastics and without the confusion of Roc family. The Pinnacle plastic is like an amazing Champion plastic. Added bonus it is some of the best looking plastic I have seen. The Gravity plastic is a better feeling more durable DX. Much like the Roc, it has a reliable fade and you can turn it over if you give it OAT.

I have a 175 Pinnacle Ghost that I got to pair with my Comets, which it does perfectly. When it was brand new it was definitely a little overstable but very easy to control with precision. My first round with it I threw it off the tee every time I thought I could get away with it and it performed beautifully. Big hyzers around/over trees, controlled downhill drives, skip shots, you name it. On a flat release it would go dead straight and then fade right once it started slowing down, and would right out of an anhyzer smoothly over the course of the flight. Now that I have seasoned it a bit it is acting a little different. Now it has a touch of turn off the get go but then locks onto a line before fading reliably but softly at the end. I was throwing it yesterday with a 10-15 mph wind and in headwind, tailwind, and both crosswinds it would flip to flat from a small hyzer release, fly laser-straight as far as I threw it, and then fade down softly and stick the landing. It is very easy to throw exactly where you want it to on very straight lines and the distance control is also very easy. It won't come up shorter than you want it to and it won't overshoot either. I'm thinking of picking up another Pinnacle as a backup/to have a fresh one and maybe an Icon as well since I've heard those are more overstable and that way I would have something like a new Pinnacle Ghost to pair with my seasoned Ghost.