Favorite/best disc in my bag! Glides for days and can handle any angle you throw, FH or BH. Plastic feels amazing and beats in relatively quick but doesn't turn into a turn-and-burn. One of my furthest flying discs and is extremely comfortable in the hand. I will never not bag a Grace!

The Grace feels great in the hand. While pretty stable initially, it beats in well and is controllable for all arm speeds. This is a great disc for the ladies!

Man, this one hurt. 

I love my 11 speeds, but for some reason my Grace is INSANELY overstable. I can throw wraiths and defies in all plastics and they all go +300ft for me, but I can't get this thing to go more than 250ft before it dives to the ground. I've had this one for about three months with 3-5 days a week of throwing on it, and it's still a beef cake. I got about the same distance on it as my C-Line PD.

I'll give it grace in the sense that maybe it was just the one I have.

Still love latitude's plastics and discs

This is a very good beginner disc because of the glide, if you can't get 400 plus feet of distance than this will provide effortless distance going 300 easy. The glide just keeps it going longer than it should

This disc has been a new favorite in my bag. For the longest time I threw Destroyers and Emperors for my main distance drivers, but following a back injury I just don't have the arm to get the full distance out of those discs anymore. Enter the Grace, this disc has been an incredible addition to my bag! The royal plastic feels amazing and the disc is the perfect stability for those max distance golf shots where accuracy counts. The disc will hyzer flip to a full S when I give it the power without the need for flexing the disc. I highly recommend this disc for people who need more distance but don't quite have the arm for the big rim bombers. 

First let me say that I reall love the Royal Grand plastic. I also have a Trust midrange in the same plastic and it's my favorite for grip, feel, and durability.

For me the Grace is really overstable for my intermediate arm speed and altitude of 5000'. It starts to curve right out of the hand. I don't throw distance drivers a lot. I'm more comfortable with discs in the 9-10 speed range but  I've got a Sapphire (speed 10) and a Bolt (Speed 13) that I can throw further and straighter than the Grace. It's too bad because I really want to like this disc. I have used it successfully in headwinds but it's still overstable under those conditions. I keep throwing it with the hopes of beating it in a little so that it will get understable but the plastic is durable enough that it's taking a long time. I'd be interested in throwing another one or in a different plastic to see if it's just my disc although I've had good consistency with other Latitude 64 discs. I'm hoping  they expand the Royal Grand plastic to more discs in the future.

Love my grace, While the numbers are closer to the sword it feels more like my tresspass. Been loving it though, Pushes right a bit and has a Nice fade back. 

The grand plastic is amazing. Reminds me of earlier days ESP from discraft. The grace is a great workhorse driver. It has enough turn to shape long shots, but it takes a lot to crank it over too far. The fade is predictable, but it doesn't dump and flare huge like a lot of the high speed drivers. 

I carry several in different states of seasoning. Brand new, they are pretty stable, will fight torque well. As they season, I find the turn to be reliable and useful for long straight fairways. 

The best part is how much these glide. They are beautiful to watch because they stay airborne for a long time. If you can get it to fly flat, these will go a long way. 

Definitely a disc worth trying. 

I decided to try this disc recently to compare it to my favorite distance driver- the Wraith. Right away I noticed that it is faster than a wraith, which makes sense because it has a slightly wider rim. I think it is close to a 12 speed even. It is also quite stable, at least the 3 Graces that I bought. I max out around 400 feet and it consistently had a strong fade, throwing full power. Really great disc overall. It can definitely bomb. Compared to the wraith though, I find the wraith easier to throw straight and control in general

I am a huge, HUGE fan of the Royal Grand Grace! 

It is a great disc that can bomb thanks to its natural turn and ridiculous glide. It has been a workhorse in my bag for hyzer-flip shots, and big right-turning RHBH rips.

I have a slightly lighter weight Star Wraith that's beat to perfection and I had a Royal Grand Grace that came right out-of-the-box able to make the same shots. I will say, I've had a few new Graces, and out-of-the-box there's definitely a range of stability they come. Treasure the overstable ones!

If anyone hasn't tried tried an 11 speed driver, this would be a fantastic introduction!

As a beginner, This is the best driver I've ever thrown! Just the right amount of flip, and an amazing amount of glide! Before getting this disc, my average drives were around 250, after getting this I was able to increase my distance to 300! I've since then worked on my form and increased my average to 350. This disc was integral to my improvement! If you are working on form and working for that extra distance, I highly recommend this disc!

I picked this up as a "slow high-speed driver." Liked the flight numbers and had heard good things about it, but I was sold upon feeling it in the store. The Royal Grand plastic is absolutely incredible, silky smooth and feels great but plenty of durability and has been holding flight quite well.

This disc flies essentially true to the flight numbers. You can get a great s-curve with a low and hard throw, or give it some height for more fade. It'll ride out anhyzer lines to the ground with an even flattening of the flight path as it goes down. It will work for hyzer lines but I think there are better discs to use for those, this is a touch too understable for my liking. 

Overall this is a very useful driver if you feel your big guns like a Shryke or Destroyer would be too much for a certain hole. Feels great, and flies very consistently with good glide and control. If you are a new player, I would recommend this as a first real driving disc if you've mastered a fairway driver (6-8 speed). It may not be usable for great distance right away, but as your skills progress you will love it. 

If a trace and wraith had a baby. 

I absolutely love the flight of this disc...BUT I have a gripe about the durability of the royal grand plastic. I hit a tree about 50 ft in front of the tee box and in warped the disc. Lip of the disc curled down a little bit. The warp never went away. I tried soaking it in really hot water and the warp never came out. 

Its just a huge pain to have to worry that your premium plastic disc could be forever warped from just one tree hit. 

The Royal plastic is AMAZING!!!

I cannot get enough of this disc and this plastic. Soft grippy feel, pops out of the hand and glides for days. If you have a slower arm speed but are looking for distance then the Grace is for you. It will do an S-Curve on a flat release and just keep on flying. It is a go to distance driver for me and is very consistent. 

I am impressed and look forward to more from Lat64 in the Royal plastic. 

LONG & STRAIGHT

This disc is sneaky long. I keep thinking my faster discs are going to be longer but when I get up to them this is consistently my longest disc in my bag.  And it's straight. It's the straightest disc in my bag and my distance driver! If you throw 300-350 you need to bag this disc.

The grace was a disc that I was super excited to throw and even more excited once I did start throwing it. Starting with the hand feel, the royal plastic is one of the best feeling plastics I have felt and the grace feels so comfortable in the hand. I think 11 speeds feel the most comfortable for me and the grace is 100% an 11 speed. The flight was exactly what I was hoping for, the grace thrown flat gets a nice little high speed turn and just enough low speed fade to keep it going for a long time. My first throw ever with the grace was one of the furthest throws I've ever measured and I didn't even give it my full power. The grace will work great for intermediate to more advanced players who have the armspeed to throw it and can get a nice flip up and straight flight. The grace does a lot of work for the player rather than the thrower having to power up and rip on it to get it going far. If you throw around the 300' mark give the grace a chance and I truly believe you will find an increased distance over your other drivers. If you are a big arm thrower the grace will be a huge anhyzer disc for you or even a great roller disc. The grace can be used by pretty much any player outside of beginners.

flies much more understable out of box than the flight numbers show. this is my farthest flying disc for sure! if i ever need distance this is my go to for sure.

I've never been someone who can really bomb, but this disc is very easy to get distance with. The disc has just enough under-stability to get the distance but enough stability to be predictable and control the flight! The glide pushes so far! Love the plastic! I would recommend to anyone who throws around 350-400 feet. 

This disc absolutely flies out of my hand. I occasionally struggle with higher speed discs, as I have average arm speed, but man this thing is awesome. LOVE the feel of this Royal Grand plastic.

Love this disc the plastic is amazing and so far this is the disc I have thrown the furthest. I have only been playing disc golf for about a year, but that does not mean this is a beginner friendly disc. I am super competitive, so I have worked to get up to this disc speed and still lose control of the disc some. 

Review is for a Kristin Tattar tour series Grand Grace.

I don't know how latitude is doing it, but this thing has some magic within it.  Extremely glidey Latitude version of a Wraith.  Exact same hand feel and profile as a Wraith, but drifts and fades with more loft to it.  It competes with 12 speeds and higher for sheer distance. The Grace is easyish to flip, but still has a very reliable finish to it.   11 speed makes it perfect for very controlled distance.  Out of the box this is the perfect S-shot disc.

If you throw anywhere from 300 ft to 450 ft, you need this disc in your bag. It is the best highly-controllable distance driver I've ever come across. And I've tried a ton of them...

173 Royal Grace

This has been my primary driver for a couple months now. It is definitely my go-to for most of my drives which require more than a mid. Overall, I love it. It feels great in the hand and the rim provides an easy release. As advertised, it is one of the smoothest discs I have thrown - both BH and FH - and my FH is a work in progress.

At about 350 feet of power it will offer a slight turn and always finish a little left of center (RHBH). The finish is forward and gradual. At that speed I can also force flex it some and it will still come back in the flight. However, it also works great to take some off and throw it 275. Nice and straight with a soft finish. In other words, it is both my favorite distance driver and a smooth, stable fairway driver. I love the versatility of the disc. If thrown correctly, it will cut through a pretty good wind also.

I think the numbers are spot on. The glide is legit. As long as you don't put it nose up, it will glide. What a great compliment to the Rive. I love what they are doing with the new Royal Grand disc line.

My go to disc for straight shots. Even beat in it's still hard to turn over but I play at higher altitude. Doesn't hold the turn for too long and always finishes straight.

I've thrown a max weight Royal Grand Grace as my main driver for two rounds now, so this is a somewhat limited test sample. Destroyer-esque discs are a little too big for me, so I usually throw Wraiths and this driver feels super comfortable in the hand. Immediate thoughts about the flight: Given 400-450ft of power with a slight hyzer release, the Grace stands up quick and turns gently. I'm used to seasoning my Wraiths for 2+ months before they fly like this. It's nice to throw something that's a touch flippy right outta the box. This disc is a great tailwind bomber and I'm hoping to find a few in lighter weights.