Maker: Wham-O
Model: 141G
Style:
Mold: 50G
Size:
Disc Color: Glow
Lettering/Hot Stamp: Disc golf scene with no writing—Red—Split Band TMB
Label/Sticker:
Date Introduced:
Number Produced:
Period of Manufacture:
Special Notes: The artwork is the same as seen on Hazelwood, Missouri's 1st Disc Golf Course discs. It's possible that the text was redesigned to fit inside the TMB on this disc but never printed. It's also possible that the same art was used in a different disc design, or even intentionally printed as a generic disc without text.
Contributor(s): Christopher Mattison

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
This gallery features all sorts of Makers and Molds. As you can see my this example, MOST hot stamps have the actual DG course name in the hot stamp, it is not necessary. Relevant art work or logos also qualify. This gallery also features golf holes or a series of courses in a park system, not just the individual DG course. There are different descriptor templates for Minis, Innova Minis, Golf Discs and Non-Golf Discs. We recommend you look through the gallery for a disc that is from the same Maker as the one you want to submit. That will insure you start with the proper descriptor. Whatever Maker you choose, be sure to follow the descriptor content as closely as you can. Once you find the Maker you need, you can highlight the descriptor, and then copy and paste it to your disc. Pay attention to the way words in the hot stamp are separated by a semi-colon. You can add as much information in the Special notes area as you like as well as adding links to people, places or things. In the case of older Wham-O discs, take note of the addition of the trademark band (TMB) at the end of the Lettering/Hot Stamp element, which comes after the hot stamp color. For a list of all TMBs, click here: Trademark Band (TMB) List For a disc golf maker, more information on Mold names, Classifications, Flight Numbers, Plastic Types and PDGA Approved dates for all Makers can be found here: DG Maker Resource .

The important feature that is similar for ALL discs in this gallery is the title syntax. Each title should be created by listing Golf Course (Hole) Name—Maker Mold—Disc Color—Hot Stamp Color(s). These are separated by an em dash. (Windows is Alt0151). For more information on Disc Colors used in the FDM, click here: Color Specification