The Spell is Gateway's overstable distance driver, rated 12/5/0/3, built for consistency at full power. Gateway points to the strict zero turn: the Spell resists flipping even on wind-crushing drives, which makes it a flex-line and headwind tool where you want a strong, predictable finish rather than help getting out to distance. It is offered in the tough NXT nylon blend, in premium Diamond, and in Platinum, a roughly 70% recycled composite that Gateway says domes slightly more than Diamond for extra lift and glide.
The Spell is Gateway's overstable distance driver, rated 12/5/0/3, built for consistency at full power.
Gateway points to the strict zero turn: the Spell resists flipping even on wind-crushing drives, which makes it a flex-line and headwind tool where you want a strong, predictable finish rather than help getting out to distance.
It is offered in the tough NXT nylon blend, in premium Diamond, and in Platinum, a roughly 70% recycled composite that Gateway says domes slightly more than Diamond for extra lift and glide.
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