The Latitude 64 Opto-X Pure carries Kristin Tattar's 2x World Champion stamp on the Pure, one of the straightest putters Latitude 64 makes, molded here in the durable Opto-X blend. The Pure is built for putts and approach shots that need to fly exactly where you release them.

Flight Numbers: 3 / 3 / -1 / 1

Opto-X is a firmer, more durable cut of Latitude 64's Opto plastic, translucent and stiff out of the box with a grip that holds up round after round. It resists the soft, floppy feel that a lot of premium putters pick up after a season, so this stamp keeps its shape and its stability well past the first year.

Thrown flat it holds a neutral, almost dead straight line with a hint of high speed turn before a light fade brings it down. That small amount of give makes it easy to work around obstacles on an anhyzer approach, and it stands up to a headwind better than most beadless putters. Beginners get a forgiving spin-putt disc, and it is soft enough to throw comfortably on short circle putts without overshooting.

Want the same mold and stamp in a glow blend? The Moonshine Glow Pure carries an identical flight for late rounds. Need an overstable approach disc instead? The Kastaplast K3 Berg gives up glide for a disc that will not skip past the chains. See the rest of the stable putters here.

Speed 3, glide 3, turn -1, fade 1. Diameter 21.2 cm, rim width 1.0 cm, max weight 176 g.