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The Aurora MS (Midrange Straight) is a fantastic flyer with no rollover, virtually no fade, and good distance for a midrange disc. One of the best all-around golf discs, great for beginners. | | This is Millennium's best driver into a strong headwind, and is great for line drive shots. | | The JLS flies farther and straighter than even the legendary LS and is more durable. It was no surprise when the JLS became the best-selling disc in most parts of the country. It is truly an amazing disc. |
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If you are looking for a driver that provides exceptional distance without a lot of fade, then look no further. The Orion LS (released in May 2005) is a low-profile high-speed driver with great glide. This solid performer has been engineered to deliver long straight shots throw after throw. The Orion is a cousin of the famous Millennium JLS, but has less of a dome. | | The Omega AP (Approach) is made from stiffer, supergrip material for when you want to lay up to the basket. Made to improve your approach game, it's a straight flyer with a great feel and great durability. It's also a tremendous putter for players who prefer a putter that's firmer but still sticky. | | The Omega Supersoft Putter was a best-seller as soon as it hit the market. Success in the short game is all about touch and confidence. That's why Millennium offers three versions of the Omega, all in different material, so you can have just the right feel for the shot you need to make. Available from 145 to 175 grams. The Omega Supersoft Putter is soft, sticky, and grippy. Its unique material gives you total control of angle, direction, and pace. It is totally stable in virtually any wind, and its extra softness gives you extra stick when it hits the chains. It's everything you ever wanted in a topnotch putter. |
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The Polaris LS is still the sport's best embodiment of distance and predictability. The LS will fly for miles downwind with a minimum of fade. In a crosswind it will hold its angle, and it will even keep its angle and speed into light and moderate headwinds. For an all-purpose driver, you can't beat it. | | The Sentinel MF debuted in Spring of 1998 as a limited edition specialty disc. But players started to fall in love with it. So in Spring of 2000, Millennium decided to make it a permanent part of their line. The Sentinel MF is unique among midrange discs. Its rare combination of speed and fade make it perfect for four situations: low ceiling approaches, skip/fade approaches, upwind approaches, and 'reverse S' approaches. It might be a little too much for newer players to handle, but better players will always want to keep the Sentinel around. | ||
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