The Latitude 64° Maul is a fairway driver built to defy gravity. It was developed for players who need a disc that stays aloft with very little power; whether you are a beginner looking for your first "straight" driver or an experienced pro needing a specialized turnover tool, the Maul delivers. Its standout feature is its industry-leadin
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Kaician · September 6, 2026
The Master of Endless Turn
Some discs fight to come back. The Maul in Opto plastic embraces the turn and makes it beautiful.
The Maul is the disc I reach for when I need a long, sweeping right-moving line that simply refuses to quit. Its understable nature creates a natural, effortless anhyzer flight that glides seemingly forever. Yet what makes it truly special is its balance: it turns exactly as much as I want it to, without unexpectedly fading out and without burning into a roller.
For players who don’t fully trust their forehand on right-finishing holes, the Maul feels like a secret weapon. It carves elegant turnover lines through the woods, follows wide right-bending fairways with ease, and reaches distances that few understable discs can match. The glide is extraordinary, allowing the disc to stay in the air long after most others would have faded to the ground.
The Opto plastic adds durability and consistency, ensuring that the Maul keeps delivering those beautiful turnover flights round after round.
If I could carry only one understable disc, the choice would be simple. The Maul offers control, confidence, effortless distance, and some of the most satisfying flights in disc golf. It doesn’t just turn—it soars, drifts, and glides exactly where you need it to go.
