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803.01 Moving Obstacles
B. A player is not allowed to move any obstacle on the course, with the following exceptions:
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3. A player may restore course equipment to its proper working order, including the removal of obstacles.
Imported from another thread:
Cgkdisc said:
"Your way is ineffective for designing holes in advance or correcting them when the data shows the design for scoring needs tweaking. Has nothing to do with our "official" par definition that we and all of the posters suffering through thousands of...
That's not how birdie is defined. Birdie is one less than par.
Par is the score that an expert disc golfer would be expected to make on a given hole with errorless play under ordinary weather conditions.
That's the official definition according to the governing body of the sport. Trying to...
One, for can be done.
But, the criteria for par is that a score can be expected with errorless play.
For par 4, the PDGA Guidelines say if 1000-rated players are getting 35% or more 4s or better, then that's really good evidence that a score of 4 can be expected with errorless play - par 4...
The 1050-foot hole #12 is a par 5 because that's what the TD set.
It has usually scored like a par 6 according to the methods Par by Average Score (of the 1000-rated expert), and Par by Scoring Distribution.
However, it is not clear why it should be scoring as a par 6. It would seem a smart...
It's funny how a 45 minute drive seems not too bad if it's all within a metro area, but a huge long way if it is through flat open country. (Of course, a 45 minute drive would be 72 miles - the way I drove when I lived in Kansas.)
No, it wouldn't be cool. I've done that, and there is no evidence whatsoever that any players do better on certain courses vs. other courses. Rather than cool, it would be sad to destroy the mythology everyone cherishes so much. It would take away one more thing that lets us pretend that our...
I thought the Speedo was a dig at the sentence: "No ripped shirts, shorts, or pants are allowed on the course." Which could be read as disallowing any shorts or pants.