Premier MD3

The Premier MD3 is a rebuilt version of Discmania's workhorse midrange using Premier Technology, which thins the flight plate with a denser blend and pushes that weight toward the outer rim for more spin retention and gyroscopic stability. Flying 5/6/0/2, it holds its line longer than the classic MD3, resists turning over in crosswinds, and finishes with the same trustworthy fade shot after shot, playing like a longer, more dependable take on a proven mid. It debuted for 2026 in Q-Line plastic through Gannon Buhr's Triumph Series release for the European Open in Tallinn, with the standard MD3 still available alongside it.