Latitude 64 Pure – Flight Chart Flight Numbers and Real-World Lines The Latitude 64 Pure is a beadless, shallow putt-and-approach disc best known for laser-straight control. Typical flight numbers are 3 | 3 | -1 | 1, yielding effortless hyzer-flips, flat darts, and gentle turnovers that finish with minimal fade. It’s popular both as a putting putter (Zero series) and as a straight throwing putter in durable Opto/Gold plastics. Beginner Lines and Launch Angles Newer players will find the Pure very forgiving: a slight hyzer can flip to flat and glide straight; flat releases tend to track forward with only a light finish. Retro/Zero plastics add tacky grip for confident…
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Aftershock
DGA Aftershock – Flight Chart Overview The DGA Aftershock is a stable-to-overstable midrange built for control and reliable finishes. With flight numbers 5 | 4 | 0 | 2, it slots between the Squall and Quake—straighter than a true meathook but more torque-resistant than neutral mids—making it a dependable choice for backhand or forehand lines in woods or wind. Beginner Guidance: Straight Control with a Clean Finish Newer players will find the Aftershock tracks mostly straight before a predictable fade. It’s a confidence piece for approach shots where you want the disc to hold the line and then sit near the target. Flight Chart Notes for Intermediate Arms At league…
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Dart
Innova Dart – Flight Chart Overview The Innova Dart is a straight-flying putt & approach disc that bridges putters and mids. With flight numbers 4 | 5 | 0 | 0, the Dart delivers point-and-shoot control, ample glide, and virtually no fade—ideal for long putts, floaty upshots, and tunnel drives under 250 ft. Dart Flight Path for Newer Players Beginners will see easy, neutral flights: release it flat and the Dart rides straight with gentle glide and a soft, neutral finish. Great for learning clean releases and building confidence on longer putts. Flight Chart Insights for Intermediate Arms At league power, expect a laser-straight push with minimal shaping required. It…
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Blowfly II
DGA Blowfly II – Flight Chart Overview The DGA Blowfly II is an ultra-flexible putt & approach disc built for control and stick-to-the-ground landings. With flight numbers 2 | 3 | -1 | 1, it delivers a gentle, workable turn and minimal fade—ideal for touch approaches, layups on hillsides, and putts where you want fewer spit-outs. Its signature soft rubber blend bends without cracking and grips chains, turf, and baskets exceptionally well. Flight Path for Newer Players At beginner power, the Blowfly II tracks straight with light turn and a soft finish. The ultra-flexible plastic helps reduce ground play, keeping misses close and building confidence around the circle. Touch Approaches…
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Groove
Innova Groove – Flight Chart Overview The Innova Groove is a high-speed understable distance driver with flight numbers 13 | 6 | -2 | 2. Designed with a distinctive groove-rim profile, it pairs high glide with workable turn to produce long “S” flights for players who can generate speed. In Champion, Star, and occasional Blizzard Champion runs, the Groove is best used when you want understable distance lines without committing to a roller. Flight Path for Developing Arms If you’re still building speed, expect a straighter push with modest turn and a gentle finish. Many newer throwers will see less high-speed turn unless the release is clean and fast; on…
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Striker
Latitude 64 Striker – Flight Chart Overview The Latitude 64 Striker is a stable control driver with flight numbers 8 | 5 | 0 | 2 (many throwers report a touch of high-speed turn, e.g., 9 | 5 | -1 | 2). In Opto and Gold Line plastics, the Striker is praised for straight, laser-like lines, a comfortable flat feel, and a clean, accurate finish—excellent for shaping shots in the woods and controlled distance off the tee. Flight Chart for Intermediate Players At typical intermediate power, the Striker tends to flip to flat and ride straight before a gentle, dependable fade. It’s a great “point-and-shoot” fairway/control option when you need…
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Riot
Latitude 64 Riot Flight Chart Overview The Latitude 64 Riot is a stable-to-overstable distance driver with flight numbers of 11 | 4 | -1 | 2. Designed for power throwers who value control over raw glide, the Riot delivers a straight, penetrating flight with a dependable fade at the end. Its lower glide rating helps advanced players hit precise landing zones without the fear of long carry or unpredictable skips. Flight Characteristics and Plastics The Riot is primarily available in Opto, Gold Line, and DecoDye plastics, known for their bright color options, durability, and consistent grip. The Riot’s angled rim gives it a distinct hand feel—some players love the sleek…
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Core
Latitude 64 Core Flight Chart The Latitude 64 Core is a neutral, line-holding midrange with flight numbers 5 | 5 | -1 | 1. Designed for point-and-shoot control and smooth glide, it excels at straight mids, gentle turnovers, and low-ceiling drives. Common plastics include Opto (durable, a tick more stable), Gold Line (grippier with easy glide), and Retro (beats in quicker for understable lines). Suitable for beginners through advanced players who want a mid that flies exactly as released. Core Flight Path for Newer Players Beginners will see straight flights with light high-speed turn and a soft, reliable finish. Use a slight hyzer to keep it laser-straight as form develops;…
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Buzzz GT
Discraft Buzzz GT Flight Chart The Discraft Buzzz GT is a straight, torque-resistant midrange with flight numbers 5 | 4 | 0 | 1. Built on the classic Buzzz mold with a groove top (thumb track), it offers a secure grip and consistent releases for laser-straight approaches and low-ceiling lines. Available in ESP, Jawbreaker, UV Glo Sparkle, and select Z runs, the Buzzz GT suits beginners through advanced players who want dependable control without heavy fade. Buzzz GT Flight Path for Beginners Newer players can expect straight flights that finish gently. The groove top adds confidence in the hand, helping reduce nose-up errors and promoting clean, accurate approaches. Flight Chart…
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Surge SS
Discraft Surge SS Flight Chart The Discraft Surge SS is a controllable distance driver with flight numbers of 11 | 5 | -2 | 2. It’s designed for easy hyzer-flip distance and long turnovers without a violent finish, making it a favorite for medium-power throwers seeking effortless glide. Available in popular Discraft plastics (ESP, ESP FLX, Elite Z, Z Lite, and Tour Series runs), the Surge SS offers reliable feel options across seasons and conditions. Flight Path for Beginners Newer players will find the Surge SS more forgiving than very fast drivers. Expect straight flights that gently turn before a soft fade when thrown flat. If your arm speed is…
