The Chief OS is the version of the Chief that Gateway calls overstable, rated 3/3/0/2. It fits short hyzer lines and approaches that need a measured return toward the fading side. A player seeking a putter to drift gently away from that side may find a less stable disc easier for the shot. Gateway recommends the Chief OS for throwing, including forehand drives and approaches. The brand's description emphasizes the finish and distance control near the landing area. The PDGA approved the Chief OS on 6 February 2015. It has its own approval record, separate from the original and retooled Chief. That distinction matters when a seller uses only the shorter Chief name in a listing.
The Chief OS is the version of the Chief that Gateway calls overstable, rated 3/3/0/2. It fits short hyzer lines and approaches that need a measured return toward the fading side. A player seeking a putter to drift gently away from that side may find a less stable disc easier for the shot.
Gateway recommends the Chief OS for throwing, including forehand drives and approaches. The brand's description emphasizes the finish and distance control near the landing area.
The PDGA approved the Chief OS on 6 February 2015. It has its own approval record, separate from the original and retooled Chief. That distinction matters when a seller uses only the shorter Chief name in a listing.
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