The Latitude 64 Jade is the newest addition to the “Easy to Use” line. This beginner friendly driver will be an excellent step up from the popular Diamond. If you’re looking for a great driver that will provide easy distance and control, you’ll want to get your hands on the Jade.

The Striker is another great distance driver for intermediate players. The flight pattern of this disc is similar to the popular Saint, but with less glide. The major physical difference between them is that the Striker is not as tall (1.6cm compared with 1.9cm height).

The Latitude 64 Explorer provides a straight flight path and controlled glide. It is a disc that is designed to be the workhorse for a variety of accurate fairway drives. This stable and versatile fairway driver was developed in cooperation with World Champion, Ricky Wysocki. As a go-to disc for controlled, medium-power precision on the fairway.

The Latitude 64 River is one the highest rated fairway drivers. It has incredible glide and is a great driver for beginners. Latitude gives this disc a glide rating of 7, higher than any other disc golf disc. Intermediate and advanced players will be pleased with the River’s accuracy and consistency. Throw this disc at a slight anhyzer angle and watch it sail forever.

The Grace is designed for smooth distance. It is as easy to control as a fairway driver, but with the distance of a high speed driver. The neutral flight and great glide makes the Grace a versatile distance driver for the masses. 

The Latitude 64 Amber is an understable distance driver in the Latitude 64 Easy-to-Use Series, designed to make long flights more accessible. Built for moderate arm speeds, it provides the benefits of a faster driver without requiring maximum power to achieve distance. The Amber is a natural progression for players who have mastered the Diamond and are ready for a higher-speed driver.

Its understable flight and high glide help keep the disc moving forward instead of fading out early. The Amber excels at hyzer-flips, long turnovers, and sweeping S-curve shots, making it a versatile option for shaping distance lines in both open and wooded fairways. Players with developing arm speeds can unlock added distance, while experienced throwers can use it for rollers, tailwind shots, and controlled turnover lines.