The Latest from Latitude 64°

We’ve been working on something behind the scenes for a while now - and we’re finally ready to let you in on it: say hello to our brand-new putter plastic: Zero Pro! It’s grippy. It’s stiff. It’s s...

Let us introduce the Peak, the newest member of our Putt & Approach lineup. The Royal Sense and Royal Grand release is set for February 27, but we have more plans for the Peak! We’re really, re...

We periodically evaluate our product line to ensure we offer the best possible discs for players of all skill levels. After careful consideration, we have made the decision to retire several molds ...

Some days are better than others, and this is a particularly great day. We are very excited to announce that Isaac Robinson, the 2x World Champion is joining the Latitude 64° Team in 2025.

Tomas Ekström, founder and disc designer of Latitude 64°, reflects on the legacy and evolution of one of the company’s earliest and most iconic discs, the Sinus, which first launched in 2006. Known...

We’ve got some exciting news to share with you all. Here at Latitude 64, we’ve been hard at work developing an improved glow plastic that’s going to blow your mind! We know how important it is for ...

In August 2009 I designed the Guide. The thinking behind this disc was to make an understable midrange that could hold and glide on an anhyzer line. It should be quite easy to throw and fit most pl...

Pure is by far the most popular Latitude 64° putter, and it has been around for a while now. But it wasn’t the first. Sinus was the first, then came Spike, and the history of our third putter, the ...

This history of how the Explorer came to be starts with our team player Teemu Nissinen and his vision of having a straight fairway driver.