The Voodoo is Gateway's neutral putter, rated 2/3/0/0. It suits straight putting and short approaches where a hard finish would carry the disc away from the intended landing. Release angle matters because the rating leaves little fade to pull a drifting flight back toward the other side. Gateway compares its flight to a worn-in Wizard, which suits a player who likes that putter shape but wants less finishing movement. The PDGA approved the Voodoo in March 2009 and a revised Voodoo on 30 December 2016.
The Voodoo is Gateway's neutral putter, rated 2/3/0/0. It suits straight putting and short approaches where a hard finish would carry the disc away from the intended landing. Release angle matters because the rating leaves little fade to pull a drifting flight back toward the other side.
Gateway compares its flight to a worn-in Wizard, which suits a player who likes that putter shape but wants less finishing movement.
The PDGA approved the Voodoo in March 2009 and a revised Voodoo on 30 December 2016.
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