This has been my putting putter for about a year now. Goes straight with only a little bit of fade at the end. Great feel in the hand and very round nose with a micro bead that's hardly noticeable. Gateway offers a large variety of different plastics to choose from. I lean towards SS and Eraser right now since SSS is a bit too gummy in the heat (live in Mississippi). I don't typically drive with these as SS does not seem very durable. Took a decent sized gash in the rim after hitting the basket cage from 40 feet away.

I used this putter several years ago but decided to add a review. Very straight flying putter. Medium depth and nice plastic feel in the SS variety. If you are looking for a straight and stable putter with minimal fade which is good in the wind and has a nice chain grabbing feel this is a great choice. I later switched to Pures myself and then Bullfrogs as I prefer a little less depth on my putters. 

I love this putter. This has been my primary putting putter for the last 6 months. The profile is extremely comfortable, the microbead is my favorite of any disc I've handled.  The plastic is fantastic, grippy and firm. It's stable enough to be predictable and still holds a line when you need it to. Awesome disc.

Perfect putter. Great weight, flight path. Very dependable. 

I have 3 super soft voodoo all in diifent wear. love them for 60 feet to 200 feet shoots they all ways land flat and have little role. The voodoo is my 2nd go to disc in my bag after the wizard.

After trying many putters from many different brands for putting putters, this has become my go to. I don't like the feel of a bead when I'm putting, so that ruled out a majority of putters and I needed something stiff enough that I couldn't press my thumb into it, but sticky enough to grab the chains and this fits that mix. The plastic is slightly chalky and maintains that chalkiness for quite a few months. I have one that's a year old and one that's 6 months old. The year old one is starting to get to where it's only for practice, but the 6 month old one still has plenty of chalky feel left to it. Also I think the SS plastic is just the right amount of stiffness for a putting putter. It flies straight with only a slight fade if you're putting either with little spin or from far out. I don't throw with this at all, only putt, so I can't speak to how it actually throws when spun, but for putts it's great. Putting is a very personal thing and what works for one person might not work for another. It's more about feeling comfortable and confident and for me, the voodoo does just that. Mine are both max weight and I think that helps with the consistency. I've gotten several of my friends to switch off of different types of Aviars so the SS Voodoo because of the way it feels and the consistency. It may or may not solve your putting problems, but I'd say it's worth a try. It worked for me.