Mint Bullet vs Mint Profit: which one is straighter?

The Bullet is the straighter, glidey option. The Profit tends to finish harder and handle more wind. Many players bag both for a clean putter pairing.

Is the Mint Discs Bullet a good throwing putter, or just for putting?

It’s excellent for throwing when you want straight lines. In premium plastics it stays neutral longer. It’s especially good for woods drives and touch approaches.

What Bullet plastic is best for putting?

Royal and Royal Soft are great starting points. Royal is a bit firmer and cycles well. Royal Soft adds extra tack and softer landings near the pin.

Why does my Bullet turn more than expected?

It’s a neutral putter with glide, so it shows form. Keep the nose down and reduce off-axis torque. Add a touch of hyzer if you throw with more power.

Mint Discs Bullet Putter - Glidey Straight Flight

Flight Numbers

2Speed

4Glide

0Turn

1Fade

The Mint Discs Bullet is a low-profile, point-and-shoot putter with a clean release and a tiny micro-bead that almost disappears in hand. It's built for straight lines and glides more than most putters, holding your angle without drama from the circle and from the fairway. On flat putts it carries forward instead of dumping early. On approaches it's money in the woods, holding a tunnel and landing softly. With flight numbers of 2/4/0/1, the Bullet stays neutral and trustworthy, then finishes with a gentle fade you can rely on.

Why Throw the Bullet?

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Glidey & Neutral

The Bullet glides more than most putters and holds your release angle, giving straight, trustworthy flights that don't dump early.

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Micro-Bead Control

A low-profile feel with a tiny micro-bead that almost disappears in hand, promoting clean, repeatable releases.

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Woods Point-and-Shoot

Money in the woods. It holds a tunnel and lands softly, making it ideal for standstills and touch upshots.

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Confident Long Bids

It carries forward instead of dumping, so you can trust it on straight putts and confident long-range bids at the basket.

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Premium Hyzer-Flips

In premium runs, give it a small hyzer and it flips up to flat and rides, a long-tail favorite for neutral putter throwers.

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Great Form Check

It rewards clean, smooth power and shows off-axis torque, making it a great teacher disc for dialing in your release.

Plastics

Popular

Royal

Baseline • Grippy • Tacky

Mint's grippy "pro grade" baseline feel, great for putting and cycling. Royal seasons into even straighter flights, and Royal Soft adds flex and tack for cold weather.

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Apex

Premium • Opaque • Durable

An opaque premium plastic with reliable durability, a great choice for throwing, especially on wooded courses. Swirly and Signature Apex add unique tour-support looks.

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Eternal

Premium • Clear • Durable

A clear, durable premium plastic made to take hits, great for a consistent release over time. Eternal Flex offers a grippier, softer feel for colder conditions.

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Nocturnal Glow

Premium • Glow • Durable

A premium glow plastic with strong durability. Ideal for night rounds and glow leagues, keeping the same neutral Bullet flight with after-dark visibility.

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Similar Discs to Compare

⬆️ More Speed

Kastaplast Reko3 / 3 / 0 / 1 Prodigy PA33 / 3 / 0 / 1

⬇️ Less Speed

Streamline Parachute1 / 7 / 0 / 0.5 Kastaplast Berg1 / 1 / 0 / 2

↩️ More Turn

Discraft Magnet2 / 3 / -1 / 1 Discraft Fierce2 / 4 / -2 / 1

↪️ More Fade

Mint Profit2 / 3 / 0 / 2 Innova Rhyno2 / 3 / 0 / 3

Frequently Asked Questions

The Bullet is rated 2 | 4 | 0 | 1. That's neutral stability with real glide for a putter - built for straight putts, touch approaches, and controlled putter drives that hold your line.

The Bullet is the straighter, glidey option. The Profit (2/3/0/2) tends to finish harder and handle more wind. Many players bag both for a clean putter pairing - Profit for stable finishes, Bullet for straight lines.

It's excellent for throwing when you want straight lines. In premium plastics it stays neutral longer, making it especially good for woods drives and touch approaches.

Royal and Royal Soft are great starting points. Royal is a bit firmer and cycles well, while Royal Soft adds extra tack and softer landings near the pin.

Apex and Eternal are great for durability and a repeatable release. Eternal Flex adds grip in colder weather, and Nocturnal Glow is a strong premium option for glow play.

It's a neutral putter with glide, so it shows your form. Keep the nose down and reduce off-axis torque. If you throw with more power, add a touch of hyzer to keep it on line.

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