Mint Discs

About

Mint Discs is a premium disc golf company based out of Austin, Texas. Founded in 2015, Mint spent two years developing and researching before launching its first disc, the Alpha, on April 21, 2017. Since then, Mint has built a strong reputation with players who care about feel, consistency, and knowing exactly what run they are throwing. One of Mint’s standout features is its serial number system, which helps players identify specific runs, production details, and the exact version of a disc they have in the bag. Mint Discs are currently produced by MVP and Prodigy, giving the lineup a mix of premium manufacturing styles across different molds and plastics. Whether you are looking for a controllable fairway driver, a workable midrange, a dependable putter, or a torque-resistant approach disc, Mint has a growing lineup built for players who like specific, trackable runs. Popular Mint Discs Drivers Mint drivers are built for players who want control, distance, and confidence off the tee. The Alpha is the mold that started it all for Mint, giving the brand its first major entry into the disc golf market and setting the tone for the company’s run-focused identity. Mint’s driver lineup can cover a range of needs, from the Mint Discs Salamander with controlled fairway shots to higher-speed distance lines. Players who like tracking specific runs will especially appreciate Mint’s serial number system because it makes it easier to find backups that match the disc they already trust. Mint Discs Midranges for Control Mint midranges are useful for players who want controlled flights, clean releases, and dependable shot shaping. This part of the lineup can help bridge the gap between putters and fairway drivers, giving players options for straight shots, turnovers, hyzers, and placement approaches. A good Mint midrange should give players confidence on technical fairways and controlled approach shots where accuracy matters more than raw distance. The Mint Discs Lobster is the fa