The Clash Discs Sunny Peppermint carries Jacob Cordis' Tour Series stamp on Clash's Sunny blend, a grippier take on the same overstable approach disc as the Steady version. It flies like the Mint but faster, more overstable, and with a more concave rim.

Flight Numbers: 4 / 2 / 0 / 4

Sunny plastic is softer in the hand than Steady, with more tack for putting confidence in cold or wet weather, while still holding this mold's strong fade instead of turning over on you. It is forgiving enough that a beginner or intermediate player can trust it right out of the wrapper, even without the arm speed the advanced crowd brings chasing a firmer premium feel.

It can hold any amount of torque you put into it, backhand or sidearm, and it always comes back with a trusty, predictable fade rather than drifting off line. Thrown flat it dumps left quickly, and on a hyzer it holds that angle before diving to the ground, which makes it easy to control distance on wooded approaches and windy greens. Newer players get a stable approach disc that will not turn over on a hard release, and more advanced players use it to fill the same overstable slot as a Zone or Zone OS.

Prefer a stiffer, firmer premium feel in the same mold? The Steady Peppermint holds up longer under heavy power. Want an overstable putter with a bit more glide from another brand? The Discraft ESP Zone plays a similar role. Browse the full Peppermint lineup.

Speed 4, glide 2, turn 0, fade 4. Diameter 21.2 cm, rim width 1.4 cm, max weight 176 g.