Latitude 64 Diamond

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The Latitude 64 Diamond Fairway Driver If you are struggling to get distance with standard, maximum-weight drivers, the Diamond is designed to solve that exact problem. Added directly to our curated selection of fairway drivers and featured heavily in our beginner disc golf discs collection , this mold features a narrow rim that is highly comfortable for smaller hands and clean release points. Because it naturally wants to turn to the right during the high-speed portion of its flight, it counteracts the natural tendency of new throwers to stall out early, extending your downfield carry effortlessly. Diamond Flight Numbers & Plastic Comparison All versions of the Diamond share the factory ratings of 8 | 6 | -3 | 1. However, the choice of plastic blend subtle alters the stiffness, grip, and how quickly the disc breaks into its absolute straight-flying sweet spot. Plastic Type Hand Feel Durability Flight Character Opto Line Firm, Translucent, Smooth Maximum longevity Most stable out of the box Gold Line Softer, Opaque, Very Grippy High durability Responsive turn, seasons quicker Gold Orbit Firm Rim, Two-Tone, High Traction High durability Consistent, highly predictable lines Opto Orbit Translucent, Two-Tone Halo, Tacky Maximum longevity Consistent turn, striking visuals Why the Diamond Belongs in Your Lineup Effortless Airtime: The combination of a high 6 glide and scaled-down weights keeps the disc floating down the fairway with minimal physical exertion. Form Development Tool: It acts as an excellent training tool for learning how to throw flat and smooth rather than relying on heavy overstable plastic to mask off-axis torque. Angle Workability: As your power increases, the Diamond transitions into a reliable utility option for long-carrying turnover shots and effortless tailwind drives. Choosing the Right Diamond For Your Game When selecting a disc from this collection, consider how you intend to use it on the course. If you play on heavily wooded or rocky track