The Latitude 64 Royal Savior is an overstable putter built for approach shots, and it fills the gap between a beadless disc like the Harp and a fatter-beaded approach disc like the Justice. I keep one in the bag specifically for chip shots I need to stop on the first hop.

Flight Numbers: 4 / 4 / 0 / 3

Royal Grand is Latitude 64's premium plastic, grippy and firm out of the box with a low profile that fits a fan grip well. It holds its overstable flight for a long time, though after a season of tree hits and rock strikes it settles into a slightly less overstable approach disc, which is usually an improvement once it happens.

Thrown at approach speed it holds a hyzer line for close to 200 feet before dumping straight down, which is exactly what you want on a short chip. It does not skip past the basket and does not fight out of a fade line the way straighter putters do.

Good for intermediate and advanced players who need a reliable overstable approach disc for both forehand and backhand shots. Newer players will find it a bit beefy as a primary putter, so use it for upshots first and work it into full putting later.

Want more glide on approach shots? The Discraft ESP Zone is the closest comparable mold. Need something with even more fade for tight windows? Try the Kastaplast K1 Berg. See all of our overstable putters.

Speed 4, glide 4, turn 0, fade 3. Diameter 21.4 cm, rim width 1.2 cm, max weight 177 g.