Neil_Rankin
Par Member
I have a single board flat Champion Viking that I rarely bag. I don't throw it backhand much because it has so little glide and I have trouble throwing it straight compared to a teebird or a thunderbird. Pretty disappointing because I've always loved Valks.
With that said I've put it into my field work box for forehand practice and am getting some good results. Very torque resistant and the low glide gives it good control. Ripped with a tiny hyzer it goes dead straight 300-320 and then just dumps a little at the end more than fades. I can work it to turn when thrown flat but I need more practice to feel confident with it on the course. For a forehand player the Viking could nicely compliment a Sexton/12x quiver of firebirds.
I'm curious as to how this mold flies with a little dome.
With that said I've put it into my field work box for forehand practice and am getting some good results. Very torque resistant and the low glide gives it good control. Ripped with a tiny hyzer it goes dead straight 300-320 and then just dumps a little at the end more than fades. I can work it to turn when thrown flat but I need more practice to feel confident with it on the course. For a forehand player the Viking could nicely compliment a Sexton/12x quiver of firebirds.
I'm curious as to how this mold flies with a little dome.