Gateway Devil Hawk
Flight path RHBH
Gateway · Putt & Approach

Devilhawk

Flight Numbers

3

Speed

3

Glide

0

Turn

4

Fade

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About the Devilhawk

Devilhawk: Gateway’s overstable putt & approach

The Gateway Devilhawk is a uniquely designed putt and approach disc that combines stability, control, and versatility. Featuring a low-profile build with a bullet-shaped nose and a bead on the wing, the Devilhawk offers torque resistance and consistent performance. Its thumb-track design enhances grip and feel, making it ideal for precision putts, approaches, and driving situations.

As the most overstable putter in Gateway’s Putt & Approach lineup, the Devilhawk is well-suited for headwinds, forehand approaches, and controlled power throws. It delivers a stable flight path with a dependable fade, ensuring accuracy in a variety of situations. Described as a cross between the beaded Warspear and the thumb-track Chief, this disc stands out as a reliable tool for players seeking both control and predictability.

Approved by the PDGA on February 6, 2015, the Devilhawk is crafted to professional specifications, including a rim depth of 1.3cm and rim thickness of 1.0cm, offering a comfortable grip for all hand sizes. Whether you’re navigating technical approaches or looking for a dependable putting option in windy conditions, the Gateway Devilhawk is built to deliver.

PDGA specs

Measured by the PDGA when the Devilhawk was certified. Each drawing shows what the number measures.

First approved
Feb 6, 2015
Section drawing of a disc golf disc with the diameter dimensioned
Diameter21.2cmOutside edge to outside edge. The PDGA allows 21 to 30 cm; nearly every golf disc sits just over 21.
Section drawing of a disc golf disc with the height dimensioned
Height2.1cmFrom the bottom of the rim to the top of the dome, standing flat.
Section drawing of a disc golf disc with the rim depth dimensioned
Rim depth1.3cmFrom the bottom of the rim up to where the inner rim meets the flight plate — the pocket your fingers curl into. At least 1.1 cm.
Section drawing of a disc golf disc with the rim width dimensioned
Rim width1.0cmOuter edge to inner edge of the rim (the PDGA calls it rim thickness). Wider rims generally mean faster discs. Capped at 2.6 cm.
Section drawing of a disc golf disc with the inside rim diameter dimensioned
Inside rim diameter19.2cmAcross the hollow underneath, inner rim wall to inner rim wall. At least 15.8 cm.
Section drawing of a disc golf disc with the rim depth ratio dimensioned
Rim depth ratio6.1%Rim depth as a share of the diameter. The PDGA allows 5 to 12 percent.

What the numbers mean

Speed3How fast it has to be thrown
Glide3How long it stays in the air
Turn0Right at high speed
Fade4Left as it slows down

Flies like…

How much the Devilhawk turns and fades depends on how hard it is thrown. These three shapes are drawn from the manufacturer’s numbers, not from measured throws.

BeginnerUnder 300 ft drive
Intermediate300-400 ft drive
AdvancedOver 400 ft drive
Speed · Glide · Turn · Fade

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