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Auction #10—S. McCullough "Flazer"—Reason for PDGA disc Regulations—Only a handful made!

Maker: Steve McCullough
Style:
Mold: Flazer
Classification: Driver
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Disc Color: Light Yellow
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Date Introduced: 1989
Date PDGA Approved: Not approved
Number Produced:
Period of Manufacture: 1989
Special Notes: Disc was designed by Steve McCullough of Wethersfield, CT who produced only a handful of prototypes. Dan Berman was later involved with its promotion. This controversial disc initiated strict PDGA regulations on edge design due to its dangerous razor-thin edge. This disc is 9.4 inches in diameter.
Contributor(s): Mike Hughes
OLYMPUS CORPORATION E-M5MarkIII, f/9 @ 19 mm, 1.6s, ISO 200, No Flash

Auction #10—S. McCullough "Flazer"—Reason for PDGA disc Regulations—Only a handful made!