The Apache is a Gateway driver rated 10/6/0/2, aimed at carrying a controlled line before a moderate fade. It suits a player who can get a speed-10 driver moving and wants glide without a large turning portion. At less speed, the fade can show up earlier and shorten the straight section. Gateway describes a rounded transition where the rim meets the flight plate, intended to make different grips comfortable. The PDGA has an Apache approval from 20 October 1999 and a retooled approval from 16 April 2009.
The Apache is a Gateway driver rated 10/6/0/2, aimed at carrying a controlled line before a moderate fade. It suits a player who can get a speed-10 driver moving and wants glide without a large turning portion. At less speed, the fade can show up earlier and shorten the straight section.
Gateway describes a rounded transition where the rim meets the flight plate, intended to make different grips comfortable.
The PDGA has an Apache approval from 20 October 1999 and a retooled approval from 16 April 2009.
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