The Lasso is Mint Discs' throwing-focused putter, rated 3/3/0/2. It suits tee shots and approaches where a straight start and a controlled fade are more useful than a long drifting finish. A player looking for a floaty turnover putter may find the Lasso's finishing movement too pronounced for that role. Mint calls it the brand's first putter developed specifically for driving. The manufacturer's description identifies a flat top and a rim that feels deeper than the Bullet's, and places it on tees and approaches roughly inside 250 to 300 feet. Mint also says the Lasso tends to behave more stably on a backhand than on a forehand, with throwing style affecting the result. The PDGA approved it on 27 April 2023.
The Lasso is Mint Discs' throwing-focused putter, rated 3/3/0/2. It suits tee shots and approaches where a straight start and a controlled fade are more useful than a long drifting finish. A player looking for a floaty turnover putter may find the Lasso's finishing movement too pronounced for that role.
Mint calls it the brand's first putter developed specifically for driving. The manufacturer's description identifies a flat top and a rim that feels deeper than the Bullet's, and places it on tees and approaches roughly inside 250 to 300 feet.
Mint also says the Lasso tends to behave more stably on a backhand than on a forehand, with throwing style affecting the result. The PDGA approved it on 27 April 2023.
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