The Gote, written Göte by Kastaplast, is a midrange rated 4/5/0/1. It suits touch throws and general line shaping with little rated turn and a small finish. Players who need a hard-fading midrange for exposed approaches may find it too neutral for that job. Kastaplast describes a large-diameter disc that is more manageable on short holes and powered-down throws than its faster Kaxe. The maker recommends straight shots, hyzers, anhyzers and single-disc rounds. That is a broad design brief, with the release angle setting the intended line. The name is an old Scandinavian given name associated with Götaland in southern Sweden, according to Kastaplast. The brand also acknowledges the English-language nickname the Goat. The PDGA approved the Gote on 4 November 2018 (18-75).
The Gote, written Göte by Kastaplast, is a midrange rated 4/5/0/1. It suits touch throws and general line shaping with little rated turn and a small finish. Players who need a hard-fading midrange for exposed approaches may find it too neutral for that job.
Kastaplast describes a large-diameter disc that is more manageable on short holes and powered-down throws than its faster Kaxe. The maker recommends straight shots, hyzers, anhyzers and single-disc rounds. That is a broad design brief, with the release angle setting the intended line.
The name is an old Scandinavian given name associated with Götaland in southern Sweden, according to Kastaplast. The brand also acknowledges the English-language nickname the Goat. The PDGA approved the Gote on 4 November 2018 (18-75).
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