Collection: Latitude 64 Pure

Pure Flight Characteristics

This mold operates with an entirely neutral stability profile, meaning it lacks any aggressive native pull to the left or right. Thrown flat, it resists flipping over while completely skipping any heavy, dumping fade. It holds a straight line for the entire duration of its flight, making it a specialized asset for narrow woods corridors and high-speed hyzer-flips that need to stay flat and drop straight down without rolling.

Vertical Rim Geometry

The defining physical characteristic of the Pure is its vertical, short outer wall. Because the rim depth is remarkably shallow, your fingers wrap tightly around the core with zero interior dead space. The top plate is completely flat, giving your thumb a low-profile surface to press against. This rigid, boxy shape makes it highly popular for players who dislike deep putters, as it leaves the hand instantly without catching on your fingertips.

On-Course Applications

• Off-the-Tee Driving: The aerodynamic shape allows this putter to cut through air currents faster than bulkier molds. It excels at long, slow-drifting anhyzers that carry to the right (on right hand back hand) and settle flat without attempting to flex back at the end of the line.
• Direct Stroke Putting: This disc is optimized for players who use a fast, linear spin-putt. Its thin profile keeps its trajectory flat over longer distances, moving directly toward the chains with minimal loft.

Looking to learn more about Latitude 64 and the different 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.