Mint Discs

Mint Discs Lasso

Regular price $14.99 USD
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Plastic: Royal Soft
Royal Soft
Weight - Color (Stamp): 172g - Red (Gold Foil)
  • 172g - Red (Gold Foil)
  • 174g - Purple (Yellow Orange)
  • 174g - White (Sky Blue/Blue Green Foil)
  • 174g - Red (Green Foil/Orange)
  • 174g - Yellow (Magenta Shatter/Gold Shatter)
Plastic: Royal Soft
Weight - Color (Stamp): 172g - Red (Gold Foil)
Mint Discs Lasso - Royal Soft / 172g - Red (Gold Foil) - Skyline Disc Golf
$14.99 USD
Royal Soft / 172g...

Flight Numbers

3Speed
3Glide
0Turn
2Fade

The Mint Discs Lasso is Mint's first putter designed for driving, a flat-top throwing putter rated 3/3/0/2. It has a fast, clean release and a deeper-feeling rim than the Bullet, which adds real confidence on power throws. This is a true driving putter for players who like to attack off the tee, and it shines on approaches and short drives under 250 to 300 feet. Thrown flat on a backhand, the Lasso wants to glide forward on a tight, penetrating line. It does not feel floaty, but it carries better than most overstable putters before finishing with a steady, dependable fade. Give it a small hyzer and it becomes a point-and-shoot approach tool that holds the angle and lands on time, perfect for guarded greens and corner shots, and it handles short flex lines beautifully on a gentle anhyzer. It also holds up when the wind picks up, so you can throw hard without guessing where it will end up. Forehand players will appreciate the clean, composed flat-top release, though Mint notes it plays a touch more stable on the backhand. Think of the Lasso as a control-first overstable putter built to land in the right spot, and like every Mint disc, it is individually serial numbered.

Why Throw the Lasso?

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Built for Driving

Mint's first putter designed for driving, with a fast, clean, confident flat-top release off the tee.

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Straight Push, Reliable Fade

A straight push then a dependable fade delivers controlled, predictable placement every single time.

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Wind Fighter

Stable enough to hold up when the wind picks up, so you can attack your approaches with confidence.

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Forehand & Backhand

The flat top comes out clean both ways, great for driving putts and controlled forehand approaches.

Deeper, Confident Rim

A deeper rim than the Bullet adds control and confidence on power throws and longer approach drives.

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Serial Numbered

Like every Mint disc, the Lasso is individually serial numbered, a fun and useful collector touch.

Plastics

Popular

Eternal

Premium - Durable - Translucent

Mint's durable, translucent premium blend that wears slowly, similar to Innova Champion or Latitude 64 Opto. Eternal holds the Lasso's stable, wind-fighting flight consistent over many rounds.

Apex

Premium - Grippy - Tacky

A grippy, tacky premium blend with an excellent hand feel. Apex gives the Lasso a confident, planted grip for driving putts and touch approaches, especially in cold or wet conditions.

Royal

Premium - Stiff - Firm

A stiff, firm blend that gives a crisp, clean release and extra stability. Great for power throwers who want the Lasso to hold its flat-top line and finish predictably on driving shots.

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Frequently Asked Questions

The Lasso is rated 3 | 3 | 0 | 2. That's putter speed with modest glide, no high-speed turn, and a dependable fade, giving it a stable, control-first flight with a straight push and a reliable finish.
A driving putter is a putt and approach disc built to be thrown off the tee and on longer approaches, not just putted with. The Lasso excels on short drives and approaches under 250 to 300 feet, holding a tight line before a dependable fade.
The Lasso has a deeper-feeling rim and a flatter top than the Bullet, which makes it more comfortable and confident on power throws and driving shots. The Bullet is more of a traditional putting putter, while the Lasso is built to be thrown.
Yes. Its flat top comes out clean on a forehand, and its stability holds up in the wind for confident placement. Mint notes it plays a touch more stable on the backhand, so a smooth, nose-down forehand gets the best results.
They fill a similar overstable placement role, but the Lasso is slower and easier to range than a 4-speed Zone, giving you a different speed and touch window. It still delivers the dependable, wind-fighting finish you want on approaches.
Eternal is the durable, translucent all-around pick that holds its flight the longest. Apex adds grippy, tacky control for touch and cold weather. Royal is stiff and firm for a crisp release and extra stability on power driving shots.

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