Latitude 64 Mace Flight Chart
The Latitude 64 Mace is a stable midrange built for accuracy and control. With flight numbers 5 | 5 | 0 | 2, the Mace delivers straight pushes with dependable fade—slotting neatly between touchy understable mids and beefy overstable workhorses. If you want a point-and-shoot mid that still finishes reliably, this Flight Chart and breakdown will help you dial in the Mace’s flight path for your game.
Flight Path for Newer Players
Beginners will see easy straight flights that finish with a gentle, predictable fade. Throw it flat for a laser-straight midrange line that settles softly; add a touch of hyzer to keep it from drifting right as your form develops.
Flight Chart Notes for Intermediate Arms
Intermediates can expect a true midrange neutral start with a confident finish. The Mace excels on woods golf lines, standstill shots, and placement-first approaches where you want glide without unintended turn.
Flight Numbers in Advanced Play
Advanced players can power the Mace without it flipping unintentionally. It holds hyzer, tracks flat with late fade, and responds well to slight anhyzer for gentle pan shots. Think “Buzzz-straight with a Roc3-style finish.”
Forehand Control & Utility
The comfortable rim and neutral stability make the Mace a sneaky-good forehand mid for touch flicks. Expect straight flights with a soft, reliable dump at the end—great for low ceilings and gap hitting.
Use the interactive Flight Chart to see how the Mace will fly for you. Adjust speed, release angle, and backhand/forehand to preview personalized flight paths based on your throwing style.
Latitude 64 Mace
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Try the Latitude 64 Mace
Need a mid that goes where you aim and still finishes on time? The Mace’s balanced glide and fade make it a dependable choice for controlled approaches and midrange drives.
Puttheads Notes
- Flight Numbers: 5 | 5 | 0 | 2
- Stable, point-and-shoot mid with dependable finish
- Excellent woods control: straight lines, late fade, low skip
- Opto runs stay stable longer; Gold Line adds grip and seasons a touch faster
- Great bridge disc between understable touch mids and beefy OS mids
