Fairway driver

Latitude 64° Fury flight numbers

Latitude 64° Fury product photograph
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The Latitude 64° Fury is an understable speed-9 control driver rated 9 / 6 / -2 / 2, built for glide and shaping lines.

Speed
9
Glide
6
Turn
-2
Fade
2

Latitude 64° model collection ratings. Manufacturer ratings · How to read them

Choose it for

Hyzer flips and long turnovers. Latitude 64° calls it a step up from the Diamond and says stronger throwers can use it for rollers, hyzer flips and long turnovers.

Choose something else if…

You want a fairway driver that resists turning in wind. The -2 turn shows into a headwind.

What the Fury flight numbers mean

Turn -2 lets it shape right, and fade 2 gives a clearer finish than the Diamond or the Jade, which both fade 1.

SEE THE SHAPE

Fury flight path

Illustrative · Top view
Illustrative disc flight paths, right-handed backhandTop view, throwing upward from the start. 1 visible curves. Fade bends left. Length is schematic, not a distance estimate. Select a disc in the list to highlight its curve.Forward · relative lengthLeftRightRelease / start

Illustrative top view of the published ratings, not a measured flight. How the curve is drawn

Compare the Fury flight shape with the Musket →

Which version are you buying?

Latitude 64° classes the Fury as a control driver; we list it with fairway drivers. The collection listed Gold, Opto, Opto Air and Opto Orbit in bands from 155–159 g to 173+ g.

Latitude 64° Fury plastics and weights
Plastic or scopeWeight
Gold, Opto, Opto Air, Opto Orbit (listed in the collection)Listed bands from 155–159 g to 173+ g

Source: Latitude 64° Fury, checked 2026-10-17. How to choose a disc weight

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