Latitude 64 Core
Flight path RHBH
Latitude 64 · Mid-Range Driver

Core

Flight Numbers

6

Speed

5

Glide

-0.5

Turn

1

Fade

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About the Core

Core: Latitude 64’s stable mid-range driver

The Latitude 64 Core is a versatile, glidey midrange built for controlled, straight flights with a hint of turn and a gentle finish. With flight numbers of 6 | 5 | -0.5 | 1, it excels in shaping lines through wooded fairways and offers smooth, clean releases for both beginners and experienced players. The Core’s neutral flight makes it great for hyzer-flips, soft anhyzers, or dead-straight throws that glide for days. It’s an ideal disc for players seeking a dependable workhorse midrange that performs consistently at slower arm speeds or with finesse.

Approved by the PDGA in 2008, the Core features a wide 21.7cm diameter and a taller profile with a 2.0cm height, giving it a comfortable feel in hand. Its shallow 1.2cm rim depth and slim 1.4cm rim thickness contribute to a smooth release, while its high glide and moderate rim configuration (48.00) help it stay aloft even on lower-powered throws. Known for its effortless control and adaptability, the Core is often favored as a beginner-friendly option or a reliable touch disc for advanced players navigating technical lines.

Flies like…

How much the Core turns and fades depends on how hard it is thrown. These three shapes are drawn from the manufacturer’s numbers, not from measured throws.

BeginnerUnder 300 ft drive
Intermediate300-400 ft drive
AdvancedOver 400 ft drive

What the numbers mean

Speed6How fast it has to be thrown
Glide5How long it stays in the air
Turn-0.5Right at high speed
Fade1Left as it slows down

PDGA specs

Measured by the PDGA when the Core was certified. Each card names discs that share the number, so you can feel it in the hand.

2008
First approvedMar 18, 2008When the PDGA first certified the mould for sanctioned play.Approved the same yearDiscraft Force·Innova Pig·Discmania PD
Section drawing of a disc golf disc with the rim depth dimensioned
Rim depth1.2cmFrom the bottom of the rim up to where the inner rim meets the flight plate — the pocket your fingers curl into. At least 1.1 cm.Same rim depthAxiom Crave·Discraft Force·Discraft Cyclone·Prodigy F5·Prodigy H3
Section drawing of a disc golf disc with the rim width dimensioned
Rim width1.4cmOuter edge to inner edge of the rim (the PDGA calls it rim thickness). Wider rims generally mean faster discs. Capped at 2.6 cm.Same rim widthProdigy M4·Discmania MD3·Innova Roc3·Prodigy A3·Westside Discs Warship
Speed · Glide · Turn · Fade

Discs with similar flight numbers

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ClimoCoastStable66-11
DGASquallStable64-11
DiscraftZombeeStable64-11
AxiomCraveStable6.55-11
DiscmaniaGlacierStable6502
KastaplastKaxe ZStable6502
InnovaLeopardUnderstable65-21
MVPRelayUnderstable65-21
MVPSwitchStable6.55-1.51
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