LATITUDE 64° GOLF DISCS / Putters & approach discs
Latitude 64 Zero Pro Peak, White, 170–176 g
A low-profile putter with a small bead and firm Zero Pro feel.
WHY COMPARE THIS MODEL
A low-profile putter with a small bead and firm Zero Pro feel.
The Zero Pro Peak gives the buyer two useful shape cues: a low profile and a small bead under the rim. Latitude 64 describes it as a refinement of the Pure, with extra stability and a straight putting-and-approach role. It is worth comparing with the deep, micro-beaded Pixel if profile depth is a larger decision than a one-number difference in a flight chart.
This is the White 170–176 g selection in Zero Pro plastic. The blend is described as firm, grippy and resistant to wear, aiming to retain its feel over repeated use. Those are seller-described material characteristics, not a claim that the Peak has a calibrated hardness or a proven life span.
The listing gives 3 / 3 / 0 / 1 and names accurate putts, controlled upshots and short tee shots. A straight line with a gentle finishing fade is its intended role. One disc is listed, so choose the profile and selected plastic rather than expecting a multipack or several weights in the package.
MODEL DETAILS
Specifications & included parts
| Detail | Product details |
|---|---|
| Contents | 1 disc |
| Plastic | Zero Pro; firm and grippy blend described |
| Selected weight | 170–176 g in title |
| Color | White |
| Profile | Low profile with small bead beneath rim |
| Development | Described as building on Pure feel with added bead/stability |
| Flight numbers | Speed 3 / Glide 3 / Turn 0 / Fade 1 |
| Uses | Putting, controlled approaches and short tee shots |
| Material behavior | Seller describes wear resistance and retained hand feel |
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Where this model is useful
- Low profile and small bead provide a concrete shape comparison.
- White and Zero Pro are explicitly selected.
Trade-offs to check
- No measured hardness or wear-life rating is supplied.
- The stated flight role depends on the throw rather than prescribing a distance.
What to check before choosing
Compare depth and bead
Peak’s low profile differs from the Pixel’s deep profile; both have small bead features but are not interchangeable shapes.
Keep the plastic name
This is Zero Pro, not the Zero Medium Pure or an unspecified Latitude 64 blend.
Your questions about this product
How does the Peak differ from the Pure in the description?
The seller says the Peak builds on the Pure with a low profile and a small bead under the rim, adding a little stability.
Is Zero Pro a soft selection?
It is described as firm and grippy. There is no calibrated firmness comparison with other makers’ Soft/Firm labels.
Can I use the Peak for short tee shots as well as putting?
Yes. The seller names short tee shots and controlled upshots alongside putting, with a straight flight and gentle finishing fade as the intended role.
Other options to consider
Axiom Electron Soft Pixel, 170–175 g
Compare the deep-profile Electron Soft Pixel if you want more depth and a specifically Soft selection.
Explore this option ↗Discmania D-Line Flex 2 P2, White, 173–174 g
Compare the D-Line Flex 2 P2 when balancing firmness/flexibility is more important than the Peak’s explicitly small-beaded low profile.
Explore this option ↗About this product information
Exact-ASIN raw title, selector, full description, bullets, specifications and actual source-photo review. No hands-on flight, fit, catch-rate, load or durability test.
Selected Amazon listing ↗ · Listing checked 2026-11-06 · Information reviewed 2026-11-06
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