Latitude 64 Saint
The Latitude 64 Saint is your answer to control without sacrificing distance. With unmatched glide and a comfortable fairway driver feel, the Saint slots perfectly between a slower fairway like the Explorer and faster drivers like the Grace. Ideal for shaping lines through wooded fairways or placing long, accurate shots on open courses, this disc shines when finesse is the name of the game.
With a flight rating of 9 | 7 | -1 | 2, the Saint offers an easy turn for hyzer flips and long anhyzers, then gently fades back with control—not a dump. It excels for intermediate players looking to step into higher-speed drivers and veterans who want a glide monster that doesn’t punish off-axis torque.
Often compared to a beat-in Thunderbird or a more stable River, the Saint’s versatility makes it a sneaky favorite in a crowded fairway driver field. Whether you’re dialing in a tight tunnel shot or needing a late-finishing flex line, the Saint is a fairway driver you’ll keep coming back to.
Flight numbers
- Speed: 9
- Glide: 7
- Turn: -1
- Fade: 2
Plastics
Opto Plastic
Latitude 64’s Opto Line is their ultra-durable blend built to withstand rough conditions. Available in vivid translucent colors, Opto plastic offers excellent grip and longevity. It’s perfect for players who want consistent performance from a disc that holds its flight for many seasons.
Gold Line
A premium blend that combines the durability of Opto with a softer, more grippy feel. Gold Line tends to fly just a touch less stable than Opto, making it ideal for players who want added control without sacrificing glide.
Zero Gravity
This ultralight version of the Saint is tailored for beginners, younger players, or those with slower arm speeds. Despite its lighter weight, it still provides reliable turn and fade, helping players maximize distance with less effort.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the Latitude 64 Saint beginner-friendly?
Yes, especially in lighter weights like Zero Gravity plastic. Its -1 turn and strong glide help slower arms achieve long flights with minimal effort.
How does the Saint compare to the Saint Pro?
The Saint Pro is a slightly more overstable version designed for higher-speed throws or windy conditions. If you want a more torque-resistant fairway, the Saint Pro might be a better fit.
Does the Saint handle headwinds well?
In Opto plastic, it can handle moderate headwinds if thrown with control. In stronger winds, players may prefer the Saint Pro or a more overstable fairway.
What is the maximum distance you can get with a Saint?
Intermediate players can expect consistent flights around 300–350 feet with glidey finishes. Advanced players may stretch that further with hyzer flip distance lines.
