The Cutlass is an overstable speed-13 Latitude 64 distance driver rated 13/5/0/3.5. No turn and a strong fade suit stable distance drives and wind for players with good arm speed. Beginners are likely to find it very overstable, and players who want a turnover should look elsewhere. Latitude 64 described it as a sharp-edged distance driver that pairs speed and glide with a fade you can predict: very overstable for beginners, who can use it in wind, and a quick, stable driver for players with more power. Its current numbers date from Latitude's 2018 flight-rating revision. The PDGA approved the Cutlass on 9 December 2015 (15-82), and Latitude announced it that month. Latitude 64 retired the mold in January 2025, so it no longer reaches stores through wholesale. On our comparison table its nearest matches are the Latitude 64 Rive and the Prodigy Reverb.
The Cutlass is an overstable speed-13 Latitude 64 distance driver rated 13/5/0/3.5. No turn and a strong fade suit stable distance drives and wind for players with good arm speed. Beginners are likely to find it very overstable, and players who want a turnover should look elsewhere.
Latitude 64 described it as a sharp-edged distance driver that pairs speed and glide with a fade you can predict: very overstable for beginners, who can use it in wind, and a quick, stable driver for players with more power. Its current numbers date from Latitude's 2018 flight-rating revision.
The PDGA approved the Cutlass on 9 December 2015 (15-82), and Latitude announced it that month. Latitude 64 retired the mold in January 2025, so it no longer reaches stores through wholesale. On our comparison table its nearest matches are the Latitude 64 Rive and the Prodigy Reverb.
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