Sinus Zero Medium (4)

The Latitude 64 Sinus is a wind-fighting putter built for short, technical approach shots and committed sit-down putting. Flight numbers are 2/2/0/2, placing it in the overstable category for its class. The smooth-top, beadless feel offers a clean, traditional grip while the heavy fade and very low glide make it ideal for hyzer approaches into headwinds, where the disc loses energy quickly and lands without skipping past the target. Thrown flat at moderate power, the Sinus tracks straight for a brief moment before the dependable fade pulls it down to a tight landing zone. Forehand approaches stay reliable and putts grab chains rather than ricocheting. As it wears in, it loses a little snap on the fade but never becomes flippy, making it a long-term anchor in the upshot slot. Latitude 64 produces the Sinus in premium plastics such as Opto, Gold, Royal, Moonshine and Frost, with baseline options in Zero Hard, Medium and Soft and Recycled.

Plast: Zero Medium: Zero Medium is the balanced middle of Latitude 64's Zero putter line, offering a feel that lands between the rubbery Zero Soft and the firm Zero Hard. The mid-tier plastic targets players who want a putter that feels broken-in straight from the box without being floppy, with enough structure for reliable spin putts and enough give for comfortable push putts. Zero Medium grips well in mixed weather and tends to settle into a predictable, slightly understable flight after a short break-in. It is a frequent recommendation for newer players assembling their first putter set. As a mid-tier disc the wear behavior sits between extremes: premium plastic would retain its listed flight far longer, while a baseline blend would season faster with deeper turn and softer fade within weeks of comparable use.

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