Upcoming Releases

The Roadrunner has been a Gregg Barsby staple since before his 2018 World Championship, and this Duo plastic run is its most striking version yet. Each disc is individually unique, where Star and Metal Flake Champion plastics meet in the mold to create an eye-catching two-tone split. Built for big glide, long turnovers, and Barsby-worthy rollers.

Kristin Tattar’s Signature Control driver that is very useful for long shots that stay on the fairway!

The Explorer has always been Latitude 64’s answer to the “do-it-all” fairway, and this Tour Series version leans into that reputation with a touch more bite. In Opto-X Orbit plastic, it comes out a little stiffer and more torque-resistant, giving it a dependable, forward-pushing fade that doesn’t panic at the first sign of power. It’s the kind of disc you reach for when you want a Teebird-style flight but with a slightly smoother glide and a cleaner finish. Isaac Robinson’s name on it feels fitting—controlled, precise, and quietly deadly.

The Latitude 64 Brave in Royal Clear is a speed 7 fairway driver built around high glide and a slightly understable flight. It holds flat lines through tight corridors and turns over smoothly on anhyzer, finishing with a moderate fade. Royal Clear plastic runs stiffer than Royal Grand, adding durability and a touch more high-speed stability. Isaac Robinson 2026 Tour Series.

The Dynamic Discs Maverick in Prime Orbit is a speed 7 fairway driver with a slightly understable flight — it holds straight at moderate power and turns over smoothly when pushed. Prime Orbit is Dynamic Discs’ baseline plastic in a two-color finish, grippy even in wet conditions and prone to seasoning into a more understable flight over time.

The Dynamic Discs EMac Judge in Prime Orbit is a straight-flying putter with a microbead rim and a subtle fade — designed by 2010 World Champion Eric McCabe as a lower-bead, less-fade alternative to the original Judge. Prime Orbit brings the grippy feel of baseline plastic to a two-color finish, making this an accessible option for putting and approach work.

The Latitude 64 Savior in Royal Clear is an overstable approach disc that sits between a putter and a midrange. Its flat top and torque-resistant flight make it especially well-suited for forehand shots and headwind approaches. Royal Clear plastic runs stiffer than Royal Grand, sharpening the release and adding durability without changing the Savior’s characteristically strong, forward fade.

The Leopard3 is one of disc golf’s most versatile fairway drivers, and this Moondust Star run takes it up a notch. Flight numbers of 7/5/-2/1 deliver a smooth, glidey flight that shapes lines for players of all skill levels. The metallic flake plastic adds durability, a touch more stability, and a look that stands out in any bag. Kat Mertsch 2026 Tour Series disc.