Project ChainGrip Peak

A putter built to grab the chains and hold on

Peak is a familiar putter from Latitude 64, and this version is molded in ChainGrip, the brand's experimental plastic from the Project ChainGrip line. The core and inner rim use the stiff, trusted Zero Hard, while the outer edge is molded in a noticeably tackier plastic. The result is a disc with extra grip on the chains, without losing its stable, predictable flight.

Peak flies straight with a mild fade at the end of the flight. That makes it easy to read, whether you're putting from short range or throwing a longer approach shot. On backhand throws it holds its line well, and it's also a safe choice in windy conditions since it doesn't get pushed around easily. With its straight flight, it works well across skill levels, from players just starting out to those putting under pressure.

The ChainGrip plastic feels noticeably different in hand, since the two plastic types aren't the same. The core is firm and gives the disc a solid foundation, while the outer edge is soft and tacky to the touch. That tacky edge is what helps the disc stick when it hits the chains. The combination gives you a putter that feels different from the rest of Latitude 64's lineup, while the stiff core keeps it durable over time.

Why pick this putter

• Prototype putter from Latitude 64's experimental Project ChainGrip line
• Straight flight with a mild fade, great for putts and precise approach shots
• Holds its line well even in windy conditions
• Dual-plastic build with a firm core and tacky outer edge for extra grip on the chains
• Works well for players at any level