The Gateway Warlock is very similar to the Wizard but without the signature bead. As a result, the Warlock is dead-straight stable out of the box and has a later low-speed fade when thrown hard. You’ll find the Warlock to be a great putter to complement your Wizard.
The Gateway Warlock is very similar to the Wizard but without the signature bead. As a result, the Warlock is dead-straight stable out of the box and has a later low-speed fade when thrown hard. You’ll find the Warlock to be a great putter to complement your Wizard.
| Brand | |
|---|---|
| Disc Type | Putter |
| Plastic | Gateway Soft, Gateway SureGrip Super Soft, Gateway SureGrip Super Stupid Soft |
| Skill Level | Advanced, All, Beginner/Recreational, Intermediate, Professional/Open |
| Speed | 2.0 |
| Glide | 3.0 |
| Turn | 0.0 |
| Fade | 1.0 |
| Rim Width | 1.0 cm, 10 mm |
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mjw1174 (verified owner) –
The Warlock has just become my new go-to putter, taking over from the Gateway Wizard. I do love the Wizard also, but I find the feel of the Warlock just a little more comfortable. You could consider the Warlock as a beadless Wizard. I don’t mind the bead on the Wizard, but for putting, the Warlock is definitely my new favourite.