Lots of people say they can’t seem to get the glide towards the basket with regular putters. Well the Dagger changes all that. It will fly longer in the air.
The Dagger is a deep dish putter with a bead. The deep dish means that more air can be trapped underneath the disc, making the Dagger stay longer in the air. The slow and stable flight gives you more control in your short game.
Burst and stamp colour may vary slightly from photo.
Zero Medium Plastic: Zero Line is the grippy putter plastic used in our putters and approach discs. It is chosen for the good grip and feel you need in your short game. With three different stiffness levels (Soft, Medium, Hard) you will surely find your favourite.
Speed: 2 Glide: 5 Turn: 0 Fade: 1
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Latitude 64
Discs come in a wide variety of plastics. Some are better suited for certain scenarios than others, others are simply better quality and will last longer.
Every brand has their own names for the different plastic types. We’ve put this chart together as a general reference the next time you see a plastic name and want to know how it fairs!
Made in the same factory as Dynamic Discs and Westside Discs.
| BASE PLASTIC | STANDARD PLASTIC | TRANSLUCENT PREMIUM PLASTIC | OPAQUE PREMIUM PLASTIC | SPECIAL EDITION |
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Retro Good quality base plastic. Economical. Grippy so Great for Putters and Mid Range. Not as durable as other Latitude 64 plastics. |
Zero |
Opto Supposedly one of the most durable plastics. A good example for those that like the high durability, stiff feeling drivers. |
Gold Similar to the other two BRANDS made in the same factory. These are high quality, have nice grip and long glidey flights.. Too easy. |
Orbit Simply a really cool looking plastic because of the colour change fade at the edge. All the cool kids are doing it. |
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Royal Sense Latitude 64 Sense is a newer modern blend for putters. Feels great and should last longer than others in this class. |
Opto-X Stiffer, more durable and more overstable version of Opto |
Gold-X Same as above with a bit more oomph. Long er lasting, stiffer and a more avertable flight |
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Opto Air Lightweight version of Opto. Many great options in this plastic. Great for low arms speeds to get the same flight results without having to throw heavy discs. |
Royal Grand Durable premium plastic with great grip. This plastic is at the top of this class in terms of feel and flex. |
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Bio-Gold Recycled discs that are not sellable remade into more discs. |
| BASE PLASTIC |
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Retro Good quality base plastic. Economical. Grippy so Great for Putters and Mid Range. Not as durable as other Latitude 64 plastics. |
| STANDARD PLASTIC |
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Zero |
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Royal Sense Latitude 64 Sense is a newer modern blend for putters. Feels great and should last longer than others in this class. |
| TRANSLUCENT PREMIUM PLASTIC |
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Opto Supposedly one of the most durable plastics. A good example for those that like the high durability, stiff feeling drivers. |
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Opto-X Stiffer, more durable and more overstable version of Opto |
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Opto Air Lightweight version of Opto. Many great options in this plastic. Great for low arms speeds to get the same flight results without having to throw heavy discs. |
| OPAQUE PREMIUM PLASTIC |
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Gold Similar to the other two BRANDS made in the same factory. These are high quality, have nice grip and long glidey flights.. Too easy. |
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Gold-X Same as above with a bit more oomph. Long er lasting, stiffer and a more avertable flight |
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Royal Grand Durable premium plastic with great grip. This plastic is at the top of this class in terms of feel and flex. |
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Bio-Gold Recycled discs that are not sellable remade into more discs. |
| SPECIAL EDITION |
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Orbit Simply a really cool looking plastic because of the colour change fade at the edge. All the cool kids are doing it. |