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Latitude 64 Ballista Pro flight numbers

The Latitude 64 Ballista Pro is a distance driver with published flight numbers of 14 speed, 4 glide, 0 turn and 3 fade.

14Speed
4Glide
0Turn
3Fade
Tee
Right-handed backhand, seen from above. A sketch from the published numbers, not a measured flight.

What the numbers say

  • Speed 14. A fast disc: it takes a strong arm to get it up to speed.
  • Glide 4. Average glide.
  • Turn 0. No turn: it holds its line through the middle of the flight.
  • Fade 3. Strong fade: it hooks left hard at the end.

Put together, the numbers read as stable to overstable. Turn is shown as a negative number, so −3 turns more than −1, and a higher fade finishes harder to the left for a right-handed backhand. A left-handed thrower sees the mirror image.

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These are the manufacturer’s published numbers. Plastic, weight, wear and your arm change how a disc flies. In Shot Lab you add the discs in your bag and Caddie learns how each one flies from your own throws. See every disc on the flight chart, or read how to read flight numbers.

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