Latitude 64 Grace

The Latitude 64 Grace is a highly controllable 11-speed distance driver engineered for smooth lines and effortless downfield carry. Featuring official flight numbers of 11 | 6 | -1 | 2, this refined mold balances a neutral, high-speed flight profile with a gentle low-speed finish, making it a reliable distance staple for players seeking maximum control.

Grace Flight Characteristics & Gliding Distance

This distance driver operates as a highly responsive workhorse that maximizes forward-penetrating distance without requiring maximum throwing velocity. Featuring a subtle high-speed turn (-1) paired with an exceptional 6-glide rating, the Grace cleanly matches your release angle, drifting into a shallow, prolonged lateral carry before its smooth low-speed fade (2) checks the flight. This gentle finish keeps the disc tracking toward the center of the fairway, minimizing the aggressive, sweeping skips or hard left-hand dumps common in wider, faster driver categories.

The 11-Speed Controlled Distance Rim Profile

The defining physical characteristic of the Grace is its specialized 11-speed rim width and high glide, which bridges the gap between narrow fairway drivers and wide-rimmed maximum distance discs. This intermediate wing size allows the hand to achieve a deep, fully wrapped power grip without stretching the fingers into an awkward or insecure pocket. The top of the disc transitions into a mild, gradual dome that naturally catches moving air currents to generate lift, while the completely beadless underside ensures a clean, friction-free release off the palm on high-velocity throws.

On-Course Applications

  • Controlled Fairway Distance: The Grace serves as a primary tool for carving long, precise lines down stretching fairways. Its high glide carries it deep downfield on a flat release with minimal air resistance, making it an ideal choice for high-speed hyzer-flips that pop flat and hold straight for the entire duration of the flight.
  • Shapeable Shot Tracking: Advanced players can leverage the disc’s neutral stability to execute long, slow-panning anhyzers that glide smoothly to the right before finishing flat, as well as precise sweeping hyzers where managing total side-to-side distance is critical.

Looking to learn more about Latitude 64 and the plastics? Check out our complete Latitude 64 Info and Plastic Guide to see how different materials alter the flight and grip of your favorite molds.