Yikun Kui Flight Chart

The Yikun Kui is a stable midrange with flight numbers of 5 | 5 | 0 | 2.5. Known for its high glide and dependable fade, the Kui offers a domey profile, comfortable rim, and consistent stability across multiple plastics. Reviewers highlight how straight it flies before finishing with a firm, predictable fade, making it a trusted midrange for controlled approach shots, technical fairway lines, and power-resistant midrange drives.

How the Kui Performs for Newer Players

Beginners will find the Kui workable but slightly on the stable side. Its strong glide helps compensate for lower arm speeds, while the fade provides a consistent finish. It’s a reliable midrange for learning clean, straight releases.

Expected Flight Path for Intermediate Throwers

Intermediate players get straight flights with a smooth, late fade. The Kui’s neutral turn rating means it resists flipping under moderate power, making it excellent for shaping straight fairway approaches and wide-gliding hyzers.

Advanced Players & Power Flight Characteristics

Advanced throwers appreciate the Kui for its torque resistance and predictable fade. Even with higher power, it holds its line without unwanted turn. Its glide allows for long-carrying midrange shots, while the 2.5 fade helps secure controlled landings.

Sidearm & Forehand Flight Notes

The beadless, comfortable rim makes the Kui suitable for touch forehand approaches. While not designed for high-torque forehand power, it performs reliably on smooth flicks, holding straight before finishing with controlled fade.

Use our interactive flight chart to see how the Kui flies for your throwing speed and angle. Adjust the chart for backhand, forehand, hyzer, or anhyzer paths.