The Wizard is Gateway's beaded putter, rated 2/3/0/2. It pairs a mostly straight beginning with a noticeable fade and suits putts, approaches and short tee shots where a stable finish is part of the intended line. Players seeking a smooth, beadless underside or almost no finishing movement may prefer a different putter shape. Gateway identifies the Wizard as its flagship putter and promotes it for a broad short-game role, from touch shots to drives. The bead is a functional detail: it creates a distinct lower rim edge that can serve as a finger reference. The first Wizard approval dates to 9 January 2002. The PDGA approved a revised Wizard on 30 December 2016. Gateway sells the Wizard in multiple feels, so a familiar stamp is not enough to match a favorite putting disc.
The Wizard is Gateway's beaded putter, rated 2/3/0/2. It pairs a mostly straight beginning with a noticeable fade and suits putts, approaches and short tee shots where a stable finish is part of the intended line. Players seeking a smooth, beadless underside or almost no finishing movement may prefer a different putter shape.
Gateway identifies the Wizard as its flagship putter and promotes it for a broad short-game role, from touch shots to drives. The bead is a functional detail: it creates a distinct lower rim edge that can serve as a finger reference.
The first Wizard approval dates to 9 January 2002. The PDGA approved a revised Wizard on 30 December 2016.
Gateway sells the Wizard in multiple feels, so a familiar stamp is not enough to match a favorite putting disc.
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