Fairway driver
Latitude 64° Diamond flight numbers
The Latitude 64° Diamond is a turn-oriented speed-8 fairway marketed toward easier throwing, with a low rated finish and a focus on lighter options.
Current model collection ratings. Manufacturer ratings · How to read them
Choose it for
A lighter turning driver option. Consider it when marked weight and easy-turning design suit the driver shot you want to try.
Choose something else if…
You need a headwind utility driver or strong finish.
What the Diamond flight numbers mean
The -3 turn suggests substantial movement when thrown fast enough. Glide 6 is a manufacturer rating, not a distance promise.
SEE THE SHAPE
Diamond flight path
Illustrative top view of the published ratings, not a measured flight. How the curve is drawn
Compare the Diamond flight shape with the Leopard3 →
Which version are you buying?
The collection includes multiple plastics and weight options. Confirm the actual marked weight rather than assuming every Diamond is equally light.
| Plastic or scope | Weight |
|---|---|
| Current model collection | Check the individual listing |
Source: Latitude 64° Diamond, checked 2026-09-10. How to choose a disc weight
Discs with flight numbers like the Diamond
- EV-7 Protos · 8 / 6 / -3 / 1 (same ratings)
- Lone Star Disc The Dome · 8 / 6 / -3 / 1 (same ratings)
- Prodigy F7 · 8 / 6 / -3 / 1 (same ratings)
- Trash Panda Ozone · 8 / 6 / -3 / 1 (same ratings)
- Thought Space Athletics Persona · 8 / 5 / -3 / 1 (-1 glide)
Before you buy
A lighter driver is an option, not a requirement for every beginner. Borrow one if you can and compare control as well as reach.
Read about the Innova Leopard3 or compare the Diamond and Leopard3 side by side.
Guides for choosing the Diamond
Practice idea
Use calm conditions for the initial comparison and note how the flight changes with smooth increases in effort.