The Peak is a Latitude 64 putter rated 3/3/0/1: a low-profile putter with a microbead and a small, controlled fade. It suits players who want a straight putter for approaches and tunnel shots that still finishes predictably, and players who throw hard enough to turn a softer putter over. Players who want maximum glide on long straight putts may prefer a beadless putter. Latitude 64 says the Peak is essentially its Pure putter with one change, a small bead on the lower edge of the rim, and that this bead adds stability on putts and longer approaches. Latitude pitches it as a putter that handles power without turning over and finishes with a soft fade. Customer reviews on Latitude's site call it a very straight approach and tunnel putter and say the bead is barely noticeable in the hand. The PDGA approved the Peak on 18 November 2024 (24-220), and Latitude released it in Royal Sense and Royal Grand in February 2025. Try Discs lists it in Zero Pro, Zero Medium, Royal Grand and Royal Sense, among other runs, as of October 2026. On our comparison table its nearest matches are the Westside Maiden and the Kastaplast Reko.
The Peak is a Latitude 64 putter rated 3/3/0/1: a low-profile putter with a microbead and a small, controlled fade. It suits players who want a straight putter for approaches and tunnel shots that still finishes predictably, and players who throw hard enough to turn a softer putter over. Players who want maximum glide on long straight putts may prefer a beadless putter.
Latitude 64 says the Peak is essentially its Pure putter with one change, a small bead on the lower edge of the rim, and that this bead adds stability on putts and longer approaches. Latitude pitches it as a putter that handles power without turning over and finishes with a soft fade. Customer reviews on Latitude's site call it a very straight approach and tunnel putter and say the bead is barely noticeable in the hand.
The PDGA approved the Peak on 18 November 2024 (24-220), and Latitude released it in Royal Sense and Royal Grand in February 2025. Try Discs lists it in Zero Pro, Zero Medium, Royal Grand and Royal Sense, among other runs, as of October 2026. On our comparison table its nearest matches are the Westside Maiden and the Kastaplast Reko.
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