Latitude 64 Claymore Flight Chart
The Latitude 64 Claymore posts flight numbers of 5 | 5 | -1 | 1 and slots in as a neutral midrange with easy glide. It’s designed for point-and-shoot control: straight lines with a touch of turn at speed and a gentle, reliable finish. Beginners appreciate its forgiveness, while experienced players lean on it for smooth hyzer flips, stand-ups, and tunnel shots.
Claymore Flight Path for Beginners
If you’re newer to disc golf, the Claymore’s high glide and mild fade help you keep shots online. Expect mostly straight flights that don’t dump hard at the end. Throw it flat for clean, confidence-building approaches and short tee shots.
Flight Chart for Intermediate Players
Intermediates can hyzer-flip the Claymore for effortless straight distance or ride gentle turnovers that finish soft. It shines on low-ceiling fairways and wooded gaps where touch and landing angle matter more than raw speed.
Flight Numbers for Advanced and Pro Players
Advanced throwers will find the Claymore to be a finesse workhorse. From flat stand-ups to late-turn shaping, it holds angles without surprise fade. Power it smoothly for laser-straight midrange drives and precise placement golf.
Flight Path for Forehand Throws
With a comfortable, beadless rim and neutral stability, the Claymore can handle touch forehands. Keep the release smooth and it will carry straight with a gentle finish—ideal for controlled flick approaches inside ~250 ft.
Explore our interactive Flight Chart to preview how the Claymore will fly for your arm speed and release. Tweak the settings for backhand or forehand and for right- or left-handed throws to see real-world paths.
Latitude 64 Claymore
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Try the Latitude 64 Claymore
A straight-flying mid with tons of glide, the Claymore bridges the gap between easy control and distance. It’s an everyday line-hitter that rewards smooth form and smart angle control.
Puttheads Notes
Neutral, glidey, and angle-honest—this is a classic tunnel-shot mid. It pairs nicely with a slightly more overstable complement when the wind picks up.
- Flight Numbers: 5 | 5 | -1 | 1
- Beadless, comfortable rim; easy release
- Excellent for hyzer flips, straight lasers, and gentle turnovers
- Glide helps lower-power players reach midrange lines
- Works for touch forehands with smooth mechanics
