Some putters demand your attention with wild flights or quirky feels, but the Ruby operates differently—it simply gets the job done. This Latitude 64 offering sits comfortably in that sweet spot where predictability meets versatility, giving players a putter that won't surprise them when the stakes matter most.
The Ruby feels substantial without being chunky, with a rim that settles naturally into your grip whether you're lining up a 25-foot putt or considering an approach shot through scattered trees. That moderate glide keeps it floating just long enough to hold lines without sailing past the basket on those perfectly struck putts. Pure throwers will recognize the DNA here—think of it as the Pure's slightly more assertive cousin.
Where the Ruby truly shines is in its reliability. The subtle fade kicks in predictably, never dumping hard left but providing enough finish to combat light headwinds and hold anhyzer approaches. It's neutral enough for newer players to grow with, yet stable enough that experienced players won't worry about it turning over on firm releases.
Inside forty feet, this disc inspires confidence. The flight is straight and true, with just enough stability to handle putting styles that favor a bit more snap. Beyond the circle, it becomes an excellent throwing putter for wooded courses where control trumps distance.
The Ruby won't revolutionize your putting game, but it might just simplify it. Sometimes that's exactly what your bag needs—a disc that does what it says it will do, round after round, without drama or surprises. Pure reliability, literally.