The Jin Wu is rated 9/5/0/2. It gets filed three different ways: TryDiscs classifies it as a control driver, Yikun's page body calls it a fairway driver, and Yikun's own product title labels it both a fairway driver and a distance driver. The zero turn suggests limited high-speed movement before a moderate late finish, and its published numbers do not position it as an easy hyzer-flip driver. Yikun describes a stable flight path with notable glide, aimed at golfers across skill levels. On the numbers alone, expect resistance to high-speed turnover and a finish left for a right-handed backhand; lower-power throwers may meet that fade earlier than the rating implies. PDGA certified it on 30 January 2023 as Golden Crow (金乌, Jīn Wū), the three-legged solar bird of Chinese myth. Yikun offers it in its Glaze plastic among others.
The Jin Wu is rated 9/5/0/2. It gets filed three different ways: TryDiscs classifies it as a control driver, Yikun's page body calls it a fairway driver, and Yikun's own product title labels it both a fairway driver and a distance driver. The zero turn suggests limited high-speed movement before a moderate late finish, and its published numbers do not position it as an easy hyzer-flip driver.
Yikun describes a stable flight path with notable glide, aimed at golfers across skill levels. On the numbers alone, expect resistance to high-speed turnover and a finish left for a right-handed backhand; lower-power throwers may meet that fade earlier than the rating implies.
PDGA certified it on 30 January 2023 as Golden Crow (金乌, Jīn Wū), the three-legged solar bird of Chinese myth. Yikun offers it in its Glaze plastic among others.
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