The Falchion is a Latitude 64 fairway driver rated 8/5/-1/2. A little turn and a modest fade suit accurate shots down tight fairways, including gentle anhyzer lines that drift back at the end. Players who need a stable driver for wind should look elsewhere. Latitude 64 pitched it for narrow fairways that demand accuracy and some distance, saying that on drives of about 300 feet it holds a soft anhyzer and then works back to a small fade. The PDGA approved the Falchion on 25 February 2016 (16-13). It was Latitude's disc for the 2016 Trilogy Challenge and was first rated 9/6/-1/2, while its 2018 flight-rating revision set the current numbers. Latitude 64 retired the mold in January 2025. On our comparison table its nearest matches are the Prodigy F4 and the Legacy Discs Phenom.
The Falchion is a Latitude 64 fairway driver rated 8/5/-1/2. A little turn and a modest fade suit accurate shots down tight fairways, including gentle anhyzer lines that drift back at the end. Players who need a stable driver for wind should look elsewhere.
Latitude 64 pitched it for narrow fairways that demand accuracy and some distance, saying that on drives of about 300 feet it holds a soft anhyzer and then works back to a small fade.
The PDGA approved the Falchion on 25 February 2016 (16-13). It was Latitude's disc for the 2016 Trilogy Challenge and was first rated 9/6/-1/2, while its 2018 flight-rating revision set the current numbers. Latitude 64 retired the mold in January 2025. On our comparison table its nearest matches are the Prodigy F4 and the Legacy Discs Phenom.
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