The Ninja is a Gateway driver rated 10/6/-1/2, intended to combine a little early movement with substantial forward travel and a moderate fade. It suits players seeking a shaped distance line without moving to the very wide rims. Lower-speed throws can show more fade and less of the turning section. Gateway describes the Hyper Diamond Ninja as slightly overstable and says the leading edge uses a surface treatment intended to reduce drag and preserve speed and spin. The PDGA approved the Ninja on 21 April 2017.
The Ninja is a Gateway driver rated 10/6/-1/2, intended to combine a little early movement with substantial forward travel and a moderate fade. It suits players seeking a shaped distance line without moving to the very wide rims. Lower-speed throws can show more fade and less of the turning section.
Gateway describes the Hyper Diamond Ninja as slightly overstable and says the leading edge uses a surface treatment intended to reduce drag and preserve speed and spin.
The PDGA approved the Ninja on 21 April 2017.
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