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Which plastic? I gave one of these for a friend for a christmas gift. Love (hate) the stamp, but they got run in the really good PWP plastic. He throws 100% trilogy except for that disc.
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[Gateway] Gateway Wizard
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Which plastic? I gave one of these for a friend for a christmas gift. Love (hate) the stamp, but they got run in the really good PWP plastic. He throws 100% trilogy except for that disc.
F. Howl
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I'm not well versed in Gateway putter plastic. It's....orange?
tbird888
Salient Disc Test Team
What does it have written on the back?
Like that will tell you anything.
F. Howl
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It kinda looks like a "GH".
Gateway's page is tough to navigate.
Good & Hard?
Gateway's page is tough to navigate.
Good & Hard?
pjhayes7
Double Eagle Member
Never has a more true statement been made on these forums.
pjhayes7
Double Eagle Member
How stiff is it? I like the feel of Chalkys, but a bit too soft (and not Gateway soft) for me.
F. Howl
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Don't have it in the hand right now... felt good to me. Hopefully one of the Wizard guys gets CTP next week and it's a blend they like.
DrBaartman
Birdie Member
Wizard dudes!! How have the PWP Wizards been molding up lately? Just got some in an aucion and Im wondering what to expect.
jswoods1984
Salient Disc Test Team
I've been loving the new PWP Wizards! Won a recent putting league with them and keep one in the bag!
DrBaartman
Birdie Member
What are they molding up like lately? Super stiff, flat, and pretty grippy is what I've been hearing.
Stiff. Pretty flat, but a slightly higher shoulder.. Nicely grippy. Not QUITE as flat and low shouldered as I'd prefer, but I like really low profile wizards.
DrBaartman
Birdie Member
Awesome. Thanks for the response.
Im actually a fan of a nice medium profile Wizard, so I should be in luck.
jswoods1984
Salient Disc Test Team
I would agree with those descriptions. Pretty flat across the top, but I guess the shoulder is a bit high
Emoney
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I used to throw wizards and i liked the higher shoulder for putts inside the circle. With the perimeter weighting it seemed to help them stay in the air longer when using less power. That little extra glide kept me off the cage.
For driving and long approaches i preferred low profile. If my new challengers dont work like i feel they will, i will be right back to the wizard.
I'm also a fan of taller Wizards for putting. The two lunar Wizards I picked up recently have a high shoulder. I'm hoping all the lunars come out this way. They are in the SSS range.
Can any of you wizard experts give me some more info on SB wizards? Is there a breakdown of the different SB variations? For example, what does sb-25 stand for? I've also seen different corresponding number. Do the Sb's come in different flexes like SS or SSS? Also, do they all tend to mold up with flat tops, and low shoulders? Thanks in advance for any info.
SBs are all over the place. Each "Special Blend" is a unique blend. Call someone at Gateway if you want to know the relative properties of any particular one.
