The Pickle is a Mint Discs putter rated 2/3.5/0/1.5. It aims at a straight initial flight with a small finishing move, useful for a player who wants a putter to settle toward the fading side without a sharp hook. Mint describes a large bead under the rim, a relatively flat profile and a rounded leading edge. The bead is a practical grip consideration: a golfer who uses that edge as a finger reference may appreciate it, while someone who prefers a smooth underside should try the shape before buying a stack. In Mint's own lineup, the brand places the Pickle between the Profit and UFO. The PDGA approved it on 25 August 2025. Mint's listings state that the Pickle is manufactured by Prodigy Disc for Mint Discs.
The Pickle is a Mint Discs putter rated 2/3.5/0/1.5. It aims at a straight initial flight with a small finishing move, useful for a player who wants a putter to settle toward the fading side without a sharp hook.
Mint describes a large bead under the rim, a relatively flat profile and a rounded leading edge. The bead is a practical grip consideration: a golfer who uses that edge as a finger reference may appreciate it, while someone who prefers a smooth underside should try the shape before buying a stack.
In Mint's own lineup, the brand places the Pickle between the Profit and UFO. The PDGA approved it on 25 August 2025. Mint's listings state that the Pickle is manufactured by Prodigy Disc for Mint Discs.
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