5/5/-1/1 | Latitude 64 Claymore

A Claymore is a big Scottish sword designed to settle arguments with very little follow-up discussion. The Latitude 64 Claymore takes a slightly more civilized approach. Instead of chopping through the battlefield, it carves through fairways with a smooth, neutral flight, excellent glide, and just enough finish to keep things under control.

With flight numbers of 5 | 5 | -1 | 1, the Claymore rewards clean form instead of brute force. It is straight enough for technical lines, workable enough for turnovers and hyzer-flips, and stable enough that you do not have to spend the entire flight wondering what terrible decision it is about to make.

Flight

5 | 5 | -1 | 1 puts the Claymore right in the neutral midrange sweet spot. Speed 5 provides legitimate midrange distance while keeping the rim comfortable. Glide 5 helps it carry without requiring you to throw it like you're auditioning for the Highland Games.

The gentle -1 turn gives it useful movement at speed. Throw it flat for a long straight push, release it on slight hyzer for smooth flip-up lines, or give it anhyzer for controlled turnovers. The mild 1 fade keeps the finish forward instead of suddenly diving away from the target because apparently the basket offended its ancestors.

Plastic

The Claymore is available in multiple Latitude 64 plastic blends, allowing players to choose the grip, firmness, flexibility, durability, and feel that best match their game. Different plastics and weights may subtly affect stability and ground play, but the Claymore's core personality remains smooth, glidey, workable, and wonderfully neutral.

Best Uses

• Laser-straight midrange drives
• Hyzer-flip tunnel shots
• Controlled turnover lines
• Technical wooded fairways
• Touch approaches
• Standstill midrange shots
• Low-ceiling placement shots
• One-disc rounds
• Players learning angle control
• Lower-power players seeking easy midrange distance
• Experienced players wanting a workable neutral mid
• Shots where fading thirty feet away from the basket would be deeply inconvenient

BDLD Real Talk

The Claymore is not here to overpower the course. It is here to carve it apart one clean line at a time.

Newer players get a midrange that is easy to get moving and does not require superhero arm speed. Experienced players get a line-shaping weapon for hyzer-flips, turnovers, dead-straight tunnels, and touch approaches.

There is a catch, because of course there is: neutral discs are honest. Release the Claymore beautifully and it will make you look extremely competent. Yank it directly into the first tree and it is unlikely to manufacture an elaborate excuse on your behalf.

And yes, we fully support yelling something vaguely Scottish after parking a hole with it. Whether that improves your score remains scientifically unproven.

Bottom Line

The Latitude 64 Claymore is a versatile 5 | 5 | -1 | 1 midrange built for straight flights, hyzer-flips, turnovers, technical fairways, and controlled approaches. Smooth, workable, and precise—it lets you carve up the fairway without requiring an actual two-handed Scottish sword.