The Rune is a Viking Discs putter rated 2/4/0/0: a low-profile putter with a minimal bead and a straight flight that drifts down rather than fading hard. It is meant for straight putts and short approaches. Its fade rating of 0 suggests little finishing hook, although Viking markets it as stable enough for wind; players who want a putter that fades dependably on long approaches may still prefer something more stable. Viking says its shallow profile and small bead make it quick to learn, and that the bead helps the flight last longer. Players on Disc Golf Course Review say it goes straight, turns a little only when thrown hard, and fades gently as it slows; one regular user credits it with better putting from the edge of the circle. The PDGA approved the Rune on 17 January 2017 (17-02). As of October 2026 Viking's European store lists Rune runs in stock while its US store shows them sold out. Try Discs lists it in Ground Plastic, Storm, Armor and Warpaint. On our comparison table its nearest matches are the Discmania P1x and the Axiom Pixel.
The Rune is a Viking Discs putter rated 2/4/0/0: a low-profile putter with a minimal bead and a straight flight that drifts down rather than fading hard. It is meant for straight putts and short approaches. Its fade rating of 0 suggests little finishing hook, although Viking markets it as stable enough for wind; players who want a putter that fades dependably on long approaches may still prefer something more stable.
Viking says its shallow profile and small bead make it quick to learn, and that the bead helps the flight last longer. Players on Disc Golf Course Review say it goes straight, turns a little only when thrown hard, and fades gently as it slows; one regular user credits it with better putting from the edge of the circle.
The PDGA approved the Rune on 17 January 2017 (17-02). As of October 2026 Viking's European store lists Rune runs in stock while its US store shows them sold out. Try Discs lists it in Ground Plastic, Storm, Armor and Warpaint. On our comparison table its nearest matches are the Discmania P1x and the Axiom Pixel.
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