Millennium Falcon - Sirius Helio - 43rd Annual Kansas City Wide Open

About the partnership...

Kansas City Wide Open and the KCFDC have partnered with Millennium Golf Discs to offer a limited release tournament fundraiser disc. These are being sold to help support The Grip EQ Annual Kansas City Wide Open presented by Underpar! We have 4-disc offerings with this stamp in total. One being the Helio Scorpius (12/5/-1/3), Helio Falcon (13/5/-2/2), Omega SuperSofts (2/3/0/0), and the ET Omega 4 (2/3/0/1). This is the first ever offering of Millennium Golf Discs for the Kansas City Wide Open. We hope to continue to develop this partnership for years to come. As always... Keep it Simple, Play Smart, And Throw Millennium.

**The disc pictured above is just an artist proof. The stamp and color of the disc will vary from stock images. **

**These are a pre-order offering; all orders will have the option to be shipped to customer or picked up from KCWO Vendor Village at the Millennium Golf Discs Booth**

**We will start processing pre-orders for stamping no later than April 7th and will ship them out as orders are fulfilled. **

Please Note: This disc is not eligible for any discounts.

The Millennium Sirius Helio Falcon is a stable high speed, ultra-long range distance driver. The Peregrine Falcon, namesake of a star in the Aquila constellation, is known as the fastest animal on earth when doing its signature hunting dive. At speed 13, the Millennium Sirius Falcon is also extremely fast! As an ultra-long-range driver, it carves up fairways long and wide. The Falcon is similar to the popular Scorpius but faster with slightly less high-speed stability. A solid turn launches the Falcon into a ground-eating glide that when paired with its aerodynamic wing, give it outstanding distance. The low speed fade is reminiscent of the Scorpius which makes this disc golf driver finish very dependably into all but the staunchest of headwinds.

Speed 13, Glide 5, Turn -2, Fade 2

Sirius Helio is a strikingly colorful, shimmery plastic blend that bursts from the center of the disc. The colorful outer rim and heliocentric appearance of the discs resemble the sun, or a distant star on the backdrop of a colorful galaxy.

What others have said:

“The Falcon is money for long straight tunnel shots.” - Philo Brathwaite