Idol
Distance Driver
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The Idol was PDGA approved in July 2025. It is a a stable-overstable
13-speed driver with a workable slight turn and a strong fade. In Mint’s
own words, the Idol is “Flat, Fast, and Fierce” – designed to handle
power (“torque-resistant”) yet carry great distance.
Interestingly, Mint partnered with Prodigy Disc to manufacture the Idol. This collaboration is new for Mint as their earlier molds were made by MVP. The Idol, molded in Prodigy’s plastic in Georgia, appears to share some DNA with the Prodigy Falcor. So you can think of the Idol as a close cousin of the Falcor – a long-distance driver that top pros like to crush. Early reviewers (mainly Team Mint players) who tested the Idol at the Texas “Sizzler” event reported it has “clean lines, buttery glide” and a comfortable grip. The flat top was emphasized, aiding both backhand and forehand throws.
Interestingly, Mint partnered with Prodigy Disc to manufacture the Idol. This collaboration is new for Mint as their earlier molds were made by MVP. The Idol, molded in Prodigy’s plastic in Georgia, appears to share some DNA with the Prodigy Falcor. So you can think of the Idol as a close cousin of the Falcor – a long-distance driver that top pros like to crush. Early reviewers (mainly Team Mint players) who tested the Idol at the Texas “Sizzler” event reported it has “clean lines, buttery glide” and a comfortable grip. The flat top was emphasized, aiding both backhand and forehand throws.
Flight
Source: Mint DiscsSpeed
13
Glide
5
Turn
-1
Fade
2.5
StabilityTurn + Fade
1.5
Dimensions
Source: PDGADiameter
21.1 cm
Height
1.7 cm
Rim Depth
1.2 cm
Rim Thickness
2.3 cm
Rim Inside Diameter
16.5 cm
Rim Depth/Diameter Ratio
5.7%
Rim Configuration
26.5
Bead
No
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