Missing putts stings your score and your ego. The right putter fixes both. This Latitude 64 Pure review is based on real rounds, including MK Trilogy Challenge Tournament disc golf, to show why this disc quietly makes tricky holes feel simple. If you want less wobble, straighter flights, and a putter you can actually trust, read on.
Latitude 64 Pure Review Flight Numbers And Feel
The Latitude 64 Pure disc golf putter ships with tidy flight ratings that match how it flies on course. Official Latitude 64 Pure flight numbers are Speed 3, Glide 3, Turn -1, Fade 1. Or, as a single string for the nerds, Latitude 64 Pure speed 3 glide 3 turn -1 fade 1.
- Speed 3 The rim is small and hand-friendly, so touch shots feel natural and controlled.
- Glide 3 Enough carry to float to the chains without sailing long when you miss high.
- Turn -1 Holds gentle anhyzer lines without burning over, great for finesse shots.
- Fade 1 A calm finish that keeps putts and approaches on line, not yanked left.
Think of it as the putter that does what you ask, then sits down politely. This Latitude 64 Pure putter review focuses on that quiet predictability.
Straight Flight With Quiet Control
Point it, throw it, watch it obey. The Pure is a straight flight specialist that rewards clean form. Hyzer, anhyzer, flat, even a cheeky turbo putt, it follows your angle with very little drama. That is handy for pressured circle putts and for touchy upshots where disc control matters more than power.
Comfort in the hand The shallow profile suits small and medium hands, and it releases cleanly for spin or push styles. If deep rims cause early releases, this shape feels like an instant upgrade.
The Pure In Action At MK Trilogy Challenge
In the three-disc format I carried Vandal, Warship, and the Pure. On a shorter course I drove the Pure often, the way I do with an Innova Aviar or Millennium Omega. The line I pictured was the line I got. That telepathic feeling is rare, and the Pure served it up all day.
Versatility That Pays Strokes
The Pure is a Swiss Army knife without the faff. Left, straight, or right, it shapes the lane you pick and keeps going. In the woods it threads gaps. In the open it resists a cheeky crosswind better than you would expect from a speed 3 putter.
Latitude 64 Pure approach shots
If you want a point-and-shoot approach disc, this is it. Aim at the pole, give it smooth power, and let that low fade finish park you. It is brilliant for soft hyzer chips, floaty anhyzers that pan back, and low ceiling standstills.
Wind notes Light to moderate breeze, no problem. Into a stiff headwind, add a hair of hyzer or club up. Out of the box stability leans neutral, so it rewards clean release angles.
Latitude 64 Pure vs Innova Aviar
Both are straight, trusted classics. The Aviar feels a touch deeper, which some love for putting but find fiddly on drives. The Pure feels a bit faster out of the hand with similar straight flight, so it often wins for approach shots and tunnel drives. If you like a shallow, clean release, the Pure gets the nod.
Who Should Put With A Pure
Beginners enjoy immediate accuracy because the disc does not fight the angle. Intermediates get a tidy circle putter and a laser for 60 to 200 feet. Pros use it for touchy woods golf and layups that must sit. If you want the best disc golf putter for straight lines, the Pure deserves a test throw.
This disc golf putter review reflects rounds in mixed wind, wooded lanes, and open greens. The takeaways stayed the same, straight flight, predictable fade, comfy grip.
If I Could Carry One Disc
On the MK day, the Pure would have been my single-disc pick. It covered circle putts, methods shots, and low-speed drives without drama. That kind of Latitude 64 Pure versatility saves strokes because fewer decisions mean fewer mistakes.
Latitude 64 Pure Review Verdict
The Pure is a reliable tool for putts and approaches that ask for line-holding calm. It does not try to be flashy, it just flies straight and lands where you expect. If your bag needs a shallow, neutral, straight flyer that doubles as an approach scalpel, the Latitude 64 Pure disc golf putter is an easy win.
Want to learn how to best throw the Pure for clean releases and tidy lines? See the simple steps below, then take them to your practice basket.
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Flight Ratings Overview: Latitude 64 Pure
| Brand | Name | Stability | Speed | Glide | Turn | Fade |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 | Pure | StableTendency to fly on a predictable path, where overstable discs tend to curve left (for right-handed backhand throws) and understable discs tend to curve right. | 3Speed: 1 (min) to 14 (max). How fast the Pure travels through the air. | 3Glide: 1 (min) to 7 (max). The Pure's ability to sustain flight. | -1Turn: -5 (min) to +1 (max). The tendency to veer left or right during flight. | 1Fade: 0 (min) to 5 (max). The leftward movement (for right-handed backhand throws) during the Pure's descent. |
Pure
Stable Putter
Looking for the perfect stable putter? Consider buying the Pure by Latitude 64, meticulously designed for disc golf enthusiasts. It's been around for two decades.
Specifications of the Latitude 64 Pure putter golf disc
- Max Weight: 176 g
- Diameter: 21.20 cm
- Height: 1.80 cm
- Rim Depth: 1.40 cm
- Inside Rim Diameter: 19.20 cm
- Rim Thickness: 1.00 cm
- Rim Depth / Diameter Ratio: 6.60 %
- Rim Configuration: 48.25
- Flexibility: 6.69 kg
- Approved Date: Apr 13, 2009
- PDGA Certification Number: Sep-13
With a speed rating of 3, it's a disc that accelerates with controlled speed, ideal for precision shots. The glide of 3 glides smoothly through the air, creating a controlled and predictable trajectory, while the turn of -1 offers a slight turn, suitable for controlled shots with a gentle curve, and a fade of 1 provides a subtle fade, allowing for a reliable and predictable finish.
Compare discs similar to the Latitude 64 Pure
| Brand | Name | Stability | Speed | Glide | Turn | Fade |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 | Candy | Understable | 3 | 3 | -1 | 1 |
 | PA4 | Understable | 3 | 3 | -1 | 1 |
 | Shaman | Understable | 3 | 3 | -1 | 1 |
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Frequently Asked Questions About The Pure
This FAQ section answers common questions about the Latitude 64 Pure golf disc, including its flight characteristics, suitability for beginners, and performance in various conditions.
What are the flight characteristics of the Latitude 64 Pure?
The Pure is a stable putter with the following flight characteristics: Speed: 3, Glide: 3, Turn: -1, Fade: 1.
Is the Latitude 64 Pure suitable for beginners?
Yes, it is suitable for beginners. The Pure is easier for beginners to control, providing predictable flight paths and less tendency to veer off course. This can help new players build confidence and consistency in their throws.
How does the Latitude 64 Pure perform in headwinds?
It may struggle in headwinds because the Pure is stable. Overstable discs perform best in headwinds.
What shot shapes can I achieve with the Latitude 64 Pure?
This disc is suitable for hyzer flips (controlled turnovers) or controlled turnovers, allowing for shaping shots around obstacles.
Does the Latitude 64 Pure have good glide for longer distances?
It may not have the best glide for longer distances. Lower glide ratings may result in shorter flights.
Which golf discs are similar to the Latitude 64 Pure?
The Pure has flight characteristics similar to Clash Discs Candy, Prodigy PA4 and Gateway Shaman.
Is the Latitude 64 Pure overstable?
No, it's not overstable. The Pure golf disc is stable.
Is the Latitude 64 Pure understable?
No, it's not understable. The Pure golf disc is stable.
Is the Latitude 64 Pure stable?
Yes. The Pure golf disc is stable.
When was the Latitude 64 Pure released?
The Pure golf disc was released on Monday, April 13, 2009.
