The Kahu is a fast RPM driver rated 13/5/-1/2. It is intended for distance lines that use some early turn and retain a finishing fade. A slower release may show mostly a straight-to-fading flight, so the high speed remains part of the fit even with a negative turn rating. RPM promotes the Kahu for backhand distance and forehands, describing forward carry with a defined finish. The brand sells separately labeled OS and XG variants, which makes the suffix important when replacing a familiar Kahu. The PDGA approved Kahu (DGD2) on 28 January 2015.
The Kahu is a fast RPM driver rated 13/5/-1/2. It is intended for distance lines that use some early turn and retain a finishing fade. A slower release may show mostly a straight-to-fading flight, so the high speed remains part of the fit even with a negative turn rating.
RPM promotes the Kahu for backhand distance and forehands, describing forward carry with a defined finish. The brand sells separately labeled OS and XG variants, which makes the suffix important when replacing a familiar Kahu.
The PDGA approved Kahu (DGD2) on 28 January 2015.
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