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Date: Sun, 23 Mar 1997 18:01:28 +0100
To: frisbee@win.tue.nl
From: mikeocon@knoware.nl (Dulcimer Disc Sport / Baseball School)
Subject: 1989 SanDiego DiscGolf Rules
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Heres something for those interested in the history and development of the
rules of DiscGolf:
San Diego DiscGolf Rules
{copied from the back of @1989 Morley Field Scorecard- course pro:
"Snapper" Pierson}
1. No talking when a player is throwing
2. No movement or walking closer than 10 metrs to the throwing player.
3. Player furthest away from the hole always throws first.
4. Tee-off order in 1st tee is determined by the scorecard.
5. Tee-off order on all other tees is determined by the score on the
previous hole, lowest score throws first. If the last hole was a tie, count
back as far as needed.
6. Don't throw until you're certain your disc landing will not distract
another player.
7. Each player is allowed a maximum of 30 seconds to make a throw after the
playing area is cleared or previous player has thrown. For the 1st
infraction, the player will be warned by fellow players or the judge. The
2nd infraction will cost the player a one-throw penalty. If all three
opponents agree or it was called by a PDGA judge.
8. Each player is required to carry a DISCtinct marker disc individually
marked to identify the player ( a mini is recommended).
9. After tee-off, the thrown disc is always left on the lie ( where it
landed). The marker disc is placed on the ground directly in front of and
touching the thrown disc. The thrown disc is then picked up. The marker
disc may not be touched 'til the throw is completed.
10. All subsequent throws are made with the closest foot to the line of the
flight planted behind and as close to touching the marker disc as possible
11. Accurate foot placement on lies and tees will be required and violators
will be warned the 1st time by any member of the foursome or a PDGA judge
with all members being made aware of the warning. Any subsequent
infraction witnessed by 2 other members of the foursome or a PDGA judge
will result in an automatic one-throw penalty.
12. If a run-up is used on the fairway, the plant foot must be as close to
touching the marker disc as possible. The folow through can carry past the
marker disc.
13. A follow through is not allowed within 10 meters of the hole.
14. While putting, any throw from 10 meters or less, both feet must remain
in exactly the same position after the throw. A falling putt or a follow
through is illegal. The penalty is one warning per round. The warning can
be made by any player in the foursome or by an official. When it is made,
all players in the foursome should be made aware of it. After the warning,
a one throw penalty will be assessed by all three members of the foursome
or by a PDGA judge. All violations where the disc stayed in the Disc Pole
Hole will be thrown over including warnings by the judge or three members
of the foursome.
15. A lie in a tree over 2 meters from the ground is an automatic one
throw penalty and is to be played at a spot as directly under the lie as
possible and no closer to the hole. Place thrown disc on ground, place
marker disc and recover thrown disc.
16. Out of bounds. One throw for out of bounds-one throw penalty- disc is
brought in to bounds no closer to the hole than the point where it left the
course.. The player is now throwing three (3) plus throws where the
infraction occurred.
17. Running and standing water- 12 throw in- 1 throw penalty and disc is
moved in a line directly away from the hole to the first dry land. Place
marker disc at a location indicated by PDGA judge or location agreeable to
the other members of the foursome.
A. Casual water will not be considered standing water if it is
generally less than 1/2 inch deep.
B. If disc is in a lake it will be played from the shore like an
out of bounds throw.
18. If anyone throws a practice throw at anytime after the start of each
round and prior to his last putt he will be automatically charged a one
throw penalty ( throw must be observed by 2 members of the foursome or a
PDGA judge).
19. PDGA play requires each player to be responsible for the accurate
addition of his own scorecard. If he missed on the high side his score
stands. If the mistake was on the low side he is automatically disqualified
from the tournament.
20. All scorecards must be signed by all players and scorekeeper prior to
turning in to officials.
21. No modified discs allowed ( i.e. placing the outer ring of a 40 mold
inside a 100 mold, taping weights, etc.).
Monday night is wiffle=A9ball night at the Plas !
with regards,
Mike
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Dulcimer Disc Sport, Kite-Flying, Rope-Jumping,
Academic ( Sentient) Baseball School
Ijsselsteinse Disctivity Center,
Nedereindse Plas,
Provincie Utrecht
The Netherlands
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