I recently acquired a sss voodoo in a trade to try out. I never would have thought that a disc could be that chalky. It really does not feel right in my hand, and I didn't have a great round with it yesterday. I'm going to give it another shot today, but right now, it doesn't appear as if this disc is the right putter.
I have been wanting to try out the wizard line. Compared to the voodoo line how are they? I was thinking of getting an s or ss wizard to try out. Any suggestions/comments?
The voodoo has a touch more glide, and at low power can hold a very straight shot. At full power or windy drives it will turn over.
The wizard is an overstable putter (bigger bead) that still has tons of glide. The plastic for gateway putters is kind of a crapshoot, you really need to feel the disc to know the bend, chalkiness, and tackiness of the disc. I carry two soft wizards that when I ordered them from Gotta go gotta throw, I specifically put:
"Relatively firm. Soft enough to flex when bent, but not taco. Tacky."
What I got was exactly that. I use them for driving and approach shots. My putters are supersoft, a little chalky and able to be tacod in your hand. I carry two supersoft wizards, I use my most seasoned putter for straight drives and turnovers, while my "soft" wizards are for straight shots with fade, flex shots, and hyzers.
Organic is generally chalky, and the stiffness can range. I've got a supersoft organic (I think it's organic, it's the right color but has nikko stamp on it). The first organic one I had was stiff as a board, it was a proto organic though.