Gateway discs
61 discs · 55 plastics · 4.6 average from 1,165 reviews
Gateway Disc Sports was founded in 1994 by David McCormack and operates out of Maryland Heights, Missouri, in the St. Louis area. The company says it has built more than 100 championship-caliber courses alongside its disc production.
Gateway is best known for the Wizard, released in 2002, and for offering an unusually wide range of plastic blends and flexes. Its putter plastics use a measured softness system: 2S (Super Soft) flexes in half at 14 to 18 pounds of pressure, 3S (Super Stupid Soft) at 9 to 13 pounds, and 4S (Super Stupid Silly Soft) at under 5 pounds. The Money blend, marked with a $, uses a flexible elastomer that Gateway says becomes gummier with use and maintains grip in wet conditions. The result is a lineup that lets players choose the same mold in a wide range of feels.
Gateway also manufactures discs for other brands and collaborations, extending some of its molds, materials and manufacturing beyond the Gateway-branded lineup.

Discs
Distance Driver
- Gateway Journey
- Gateway Spirit
- Gateway Slayer
- Gateway Samurai
- Gateway Illusion
- Gateway Diablo
- Gateway Ninja
- Gateway Apex
- Gateway Speed Demon
- Gateway Ether
- Gateway Siren
- Gateway Realm
- Gateway Spell
- Gateway G-One
- Gateway Rage
- Gateway Air Strike
- Gateway Amphibian
- Gateway Aura
- Gateway CornerStone
- Gateway Javelin
- Gateway Blast DT
- Gateway Blurr
- Gateway Scream (Gateway)