Latitude 64 XXX – Flight Chart
Overview
The Latitude 64 XXX is a very overstable fairway driver with flight numbers 7 | 3 | 0 | 4. Built for control in wind and high-torque shots, it delivers a short, penetrating flight with a hard finish. In Opto, Gold Line, and Frost Line plastics, the XXX excels at utility lines—dogleg hyzers, spike hyzers, thumbers, and confident forehands for players who need a disc that simply won’t turn.
Flight Path for Newer Throwers
For beginners, the XXX will feel like a meathook. Expect early fade and limited distance. If you’re learning, consider this a specialty tool for strong headwinds or forced-fade approaches rather than a primary driver.
Forehand Control & Utility Lines
Forehand-dominant players praise the XXX for its torque resistance. It resists turn on full-power sidearms, holds aggressive flex angles, and finishes with a predictable dump and skip. Also a standout for thumbers and spike-hyzer placements.
Flight Numbers at Intermediate Power
At moderate arm speed, the XXX flies straight-to-stable out of the hand with minimal glide and a reliable fade. Low glide (3) helps keep the line tight under low ceilings and in gusty conditions, aiding distance control.
Advanced/Pro Wind Work
Power throwers unlock the XXX as a wind fighter and shapeable utility disc. Expect flat-to-fade flights, sweeping hyzers, big flare skips, and confident anhyzer-flex lines that always fight back. When the line demands “no turn,” the XXX answers.
Try our interactive Flight Chart to see how the XXX’s flight path changes with your arm speed, release angles, and backhand vs. forehand selection.
Latitude 64 XXX
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Try the Latitude 64 XXX
If you need a dependable, very overstable fairway for wind, skips, and utility shots, the XXX provides confident control with predictable fade.
Puttheads Notes
- Flight Numbers: 7 | 3 | 0 | 4
- Stability: Very overstable fairway driver (“beefcake” utility)
- Common Plastics: Opto (durable/firm), Gold Line (premium grip), Frost Line (gummy/cold-weather)
- Best Uses: Headwinds, spike hyzers, big flare skips, forehand power lines, thumbers/overhands
- Comparable To: Innova Firebird, Discraft Raptor (XXX is slower/more utility-focused)
- Player Fit: Intermediate–professional; beginners should treat it as a specialty disc
