Which Latitude 64 plastic is best for putting grip?

Zero Medium feels tacky yet firm—perfect for spin or push putts. Opto and Gold Line last longer but feel slicker on humid days.

Best weight for circle-two jump putts?

Many players like 170–172 g for a stable flight with reliable glide. Drop to 165 g if you want extra float without added wobble.

How quickly does Zero Hard beat in?

It seasons after a dozen tree hits, adding subtle turn without losing glide. Opto may take months to show any movement.

Latitude 64 Pure Putter - Dead-Straight Neutral Glide

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Description

Flight Chart

Shipping & Returns

Flight Numbers

3Speed

3Glide

-1Turn

1Fade

Dial in dead-straight putts and silky turnover approaches with the Latitude 64 Pure. Rated 3/3/-1/1, this beadless putter glides forward, holds the release angle, and settles with barely any fade. Beginners love how effortlessly it flies straight out of the box, while seasoned throwers rely on its neutral flight for laser-beam drives up to 280 feet. The shallow, flat profile feels natural in both fan and power grips, at home on the tee or inside the circle. Give it a gentle hyzer through a low tunnel and it stands up and rides the gap, or release it flat and let the -1 turn pan a long anhyzer that finishes forward instead of dumping. The Pure is point-and-shoot control that builds confidence every round.

Why Throw the Pure?

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Dead-Straight Putts

Dial in dead-straight putts. It holds the release angle and settles with barely any fade, right into the chains.

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Beadless Clean Release

The beadless profile releases clean for push, spin, or turbo putting styles, feeling natural in fan and power grips.

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Glides Farther

It glides farther than most putters without adding unwanted fade, holding its line all the way to the target.

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Excellent Driving Putter

Seasoned throwers rely on its neutral flight for laser-beam drives up to 280 feet off the tee.

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Silky Turnovers

Release it flat and let the -1 turn work. It pans forever on anhyzers and finishes forward rather than dumping.

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Beginner-Friendly Neutral

Right in the middle of turn and fade, it flies straight out of the box and helps new players learn a repeatable stroke.

Plastics

Popular

Zero Medium

Baseline • Tacky • Firm

Supplies instant hand-to-rim confidence with a tacky yet firm feel, perfect for spin or push putts. The go-to putting blend for a consistent, repeatable release.

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Zero Hard

Baseline • Stiff • Spin

Stays stiff for spin putters who hate flex. It seasons after a dozen tree hits, adding subtle turn without losing glide, so it ages into a workable driving putter.

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Opto

Premium • Clear • Durable

A premium blend that turns the Pure into a silky approach disc. Opto resists scuffs and holds its flight numbers for months, ideal for throwing and driving.

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Gold Line

Premium • Grippy • Durable

A grippy premium blend with lasting durability. Gold Line gives a confident hold for throwing Pures while keeping that dependable, neutral flight over the long haul.

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Similar Discs to Compare

⬆️ More Speed

Discraft Buzzz5 / 4 / -1 / 1 Latitude 64 Fuse5 / 6 / -1 / 0

⬇️ Less Speed

Latitude 64 Keystone2 / 5 / -1 / 1 Discraft Magnet2 / 3 / -1 / 1

↩️ More Turn

Prodigy PA-53 / 4 / -2 / 0.5

The Pure already sits on the understable side for a putter. The PA-5 turns over a touch more before you drop to a slower, flippier disc.

↪️ More Fade

Latitude 64 Peak3 / 3 / 0 / 1 Discraft Luna3 / 3 / 0 / 2

Frequently Asked Questions

The Pure is rated 3 | 3 | -1 | 1. That's putter speed with a slight understable turn and a gentle fade - a straight, glidey putt and approach disc that holds its line and finishes with barely any hook.

The Pure is the beadless, neutral original. The Peak adds a subtle microbead for a touch more grip and stability, so it finishes a little earlier. Choose the Pure for dead-straight glide, the Peak for a steadier finish in wind.

The Pure has less fade and a flatter top, so it glides straighter inside the circle. A Judge finishes harder and can handle a bit more wind, making the Pure the more neutral, point-and-shoot option.

Zero Medium feels tacky yet firm, perfect for spin or push putts, while Zero Hard stays stiff for spin putters who hate flex. Opto and Gold Line last longer and throw great, but feel a bit slicker on humid days.

Many players like 170 to 172 grams for a stable flight with reliable glide. Drop to around 165 grams if you want extra float on longer bids without adding wobble.

Yes. Its neutral flight makes it a favorite for laser-beam drives up to 280 feet, holding straight or gentle turnover lines and carving wooded fairways with point-and-shoot control.

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