The Warspear is a Gateway approach disc rated 3/3/0/2, intended for short throws with a straight beginning and a defined finish. It is especially worth trying if a player wants a shallow-feeling grip with a thumb reference on top. A golfer seeking a long, gentle turnover has a different flight in mind. Gateway describes a low profile, a rounded bullet-like nose, a beadless wing and a thumb track. The brand compares the wing to the Shaman's and says the Warspear uses a shallower adaptation of the Magic's general shape. The PDGA approved the Warspear on 6 February 2015.
The Warspear is a Gateway approach disc rated 3/3/0/2, intended for short throws with a straight beginning and a defined finish. It is especially worth trying if a player wants a shallow-feeling grip with a thumb reference on top. A golfer seeking a long, gentle turnover has a different flight in mind.
Gateway describes a low profile, a rounded bullet-like nose, a beadless wing and a thumb track. The brand compares the wing to the Shaman's and says the Warspear uses a shallower adaptation of the Magic's general shape.
The PDGA approved the Warspear on 6 February 2015.
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