The Glory is an overstable Latitude 64 fairway driver rated 7/5/0/3. No turn and a firm fade make it a dependable choice for controlled backhand and forehand fairway shots and for windy days. Players who want a driver that turns over or carries straight should look elsewhere. Latitude 64 describes it as the overstable fairway driver of its Royal line, sitting between a midrange and a distance driver, with a small dome that suits both backhand and forehand. It aims it at advanced players but says slower arms can use its stability in the wind, and in 2026 contrasted it with the Brave, which has more turn. One poster on Disc Golf Course Review called it an overstable workhorse, and another observed that it resisted off-axis torque. The PDGA approved it as the Glory (Royal Prototype) on 22 November 2021 (21-132), and the first run came out in 2022. Try Discs lists it in Royal Grand and Royal Grand Orbit as of October 2026. On our comparison table its nearest matches are the Thought Space Athletics Votum and the Hyzer Bomb Veteran.
The Glory is an overstable Latitude 64 fairway driver rated 7/5/0/3. No turn and a firm fade make it a dependable choice for controlled backhand and forehand fairway shots and for windy days. Players who want a driver that turns over or carries straight should look elsewhere.
Latitude 64 describes it as the overstable fairway driver of its Royal line, sitting between a midrange and a distance driver, with a small dome that suits both backhand and forehand. It aims it at advanced players but says slower arms can use its stability in the wind, and in 2026 contrasted it with the Brave, which has more turn. One poster on Disc Golf Course Review called it an overstable workhorse, and another observed that it resisted off-axis torque.
The PDGA approved it as the Glory (Royal Prototype) on 22 November 2021 (21-132), and the first run came out in 2022. Try Discs lists it in Royal Grand and Royal Grand Orbit as of October 2026. On our comparison table its nearest matches are the Thought Space Athletics Votum and the Hyzer Bomb Veteran.
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