Shop every Latitude 64 Grace in one place. The Grace is an 11 | 6 | -1 | 2 distance driver with big glide and a dependable fade, and it's Kristin Lätt's go-to driver. Compare Royal Grand, Project Grip, Royal Clear and Team Series runs.
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The Complete Latitude 64 Grace Collection Hub

The Latitude 64 Grace is all about smooth distance. It has the control of a fairway driver and the distance of a high-speed driver, and its glide makes it one of the easiest 11 speed drivers to throw a long way. It's also the main distance driver of 2x World Champion Kristin Lätt (formerly Kristin Tattar). This hub has every Grace we carry, from the stock Royal Grand run to Kristin's Team Series discs. Browse more drivers in our distance drivers collection or see the rest of the lineup in our Latitude 64 Discs Collection.


Understanding the Grace Flight and Stability

The Grace flies 11 | 6 | -1 | 2. It has a 2.2 cm rim, which is a little narrower than the fastest drivers, so it's comfortable in the hand and easier to get up to speed. The 6 glide is the big story. It hangs in the air and carries, so you get a lot of distance without having to throw it as hard. It has a little high speed turn to hold a hyzer flip or an S-curve, then a dependable fade at the end. The PDGA approved it on December 14, 2020 at 21.1 cm in diameter, 1.6 cm tall, with a 1.1 cm rim depth and a 175.1 gram max weight.

What the Grace brings to your game:

  • Easy Distance: The glide carries it a long way, so it rewards smooth form instead of all-out power.
  • Workable Lines: The little bit of turn lets you hyzer flip it flat or shape a gentle S-curve down the fairway.
  • Dependable Finish: It fades back at the end without dumping out early, so you know where it's going to land.

Choose the Right Grace Plastic

Each plastic offers a different feel and a slightly different flight:


How the Grace Fits in Your Bag

The Grace is a great main distance driver for most players. Use it for long, open holes where you want max distance with a predictable finish, and for hyzer flips that stand up flat and glide out. When the wind picks up, throw a heavier Royal Clear Grace or step up to a more overstable driver like the Rive. If an 11 speed is still a little fast for you, the Latitude 64 Sapphire is slower and easier to turn over. For shorter holes, Kristin pairs her Grace with the Saint Pro, and you can find it in our Latitude 64 Saint collection.


Frequently Asked Questions About the Latitude 64 Grace

What are the Latitude 64 Grace flight numbers?

The Grace is 11 | 6 | -1 | 2. It's an 11 speed distance driver with a lot of glide, a little high speed turn and a dependable fade at the end.

Which Grace plastic should I pick?

Royal Grand is the original and flies right to the numbers. Project Grip is the grippiest and flies slightly less stable. Royal Clear is stiffer and flies slightly more overstable, so it's the pick if a Grace turns over on you.

What weight Grace should I throw?

Lighter Graces in the 165 to 170 gram range are easier to get up to speed and turn over a little more. Heavier Graces around 173 to 175 grams handle wind and power better and finish a little stronger.

Is the Grace good for beginners?

The Grace is easier to throw than most 11 speed drivers, but brand new players usually get more distance from a slower disc. Intermediate players who can get it up to speed get the most out of it, and advanced players use it as a controllable max distance driver.

Who is Kristin Lätt?

Kristin Lätt (formerly Kristin Tattar) won back-to-back PDGA World Championships in 2022 and 2023, and the Grace is her main distance driver. She has said it's the only disc she fell in love with after just a few throws, and that it's her go-to for max distance hyzer flips.


Ready to add a Grace to your bag? Browse our live inventory below to pick your exact weight, color and stamp across the entire Latitude 64 Grace Collection Hub, or explore the wider Latitude 64 Discs Collection today to find your next workhorse!