Latitude 64 Mercy

Latitude 64 Mercy Flight Numbers: 2, 4, 0, 1

The Latitude 64 Mercy is a stable putt and approach disc designed for players who want a clean, consistent short-game option. Latitude 64 describes the Mercy as a deep-rimmed putter with a stable, slow flight that works well for putting, approach shots, and short drives.

On the course, the Mercy is built for controlled accuracy. With flight numbers of 2 | 4 | 0 | 1, it has enough glide to carry smoothly toward the basket while maintaining a straight, dependable flight with a gentle finish. That makes it useful for circle putting, touch approaches, short tee shots, and point-and-shoot placement lines.

The deep rim gives the Mercy a confident hand feel, especially for players who like a putter that fills the hand without feeling overly fast. Its stable flight makes it easy to trust on clean releases, while the low-speed profile helps players control distance near the basket.

Compared to more overstable approach discs, the Mercy is more focused on straight control than hard fade. Compared to floatier, more understable putters, it offers a steadier finish and better consistency when you want the disc to hold its line and settle near the target.

If you’re building out your Latitude 64 short-game lineup, browse the full Latitude 64 collection for more putters, approach discs, midranges, and drivers.

Key Features

• Stable Latitude 64 putt and approach disc
• Deep rim for a confident putting and throwing feel
• Slow, consistent flight for short-game control
• Great for putting, approaches, and short drives
• Straight flight with a gentle dependable fade
• Useful for players who want accuracy and consistency around the green

Flight Numbers

2 | 4 | 0 | 1

FAQ

How does the Latitude 64 Mercy fly?

The Mercy flies straight and stable with a slow, consistent flight and a gentle finishing fade. It is built for putting, approach shots, and short drives.

What are the Latitude 64 Mercy flight numbers?

The Latitude 64 Mercy flight numbers are 2 | 4 | 0 | 1.

Who should throw the Latitude 64 Mercy?

The Mercy is a good fit for players who want a stable putter for clean putting, controlled approaches, and short tee shots with reliable finish.

Is the Latitude 64 Mercy good for putting?

Yes. The Mercy is designed as a putt and approach disc, and its stable slow flight makes it a strong putting option for players who like a deeper rim.

Is the Latitude 64 Mercy beadless?

Retailers commonly describe the Mercy as beadless, while Latitude 64’s official copy focuses on the deep rim and stable slow flight. For buyers, the key feel note is that it has a deeper, comfortable putting profile.

A stable Latitude 64 putter built for clean releases, consistent short-game control, and dependable confidence around the basket.