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From the PDGA technical standards
"Mini Marker discs must have a circular shape, with a diameter ranging from 7 cm to 15 cm
and a height not exceeding 3 cm. Mini marker discs can be made from a variety of materials
(e.g. plastic, metal, wood)."
Is there a reason for a marker to have to be a mini disc and not some other object? Opening up the mini to different shapes gives manufacturers a number of different product opportunities.
With the lie now basically being a 20 x 30 cms shape why can the mini not be up to 20 cms instead of 15?
Does the marker need to be round and only up to 15cms? I can't think of a good reason for it?
"Mini Marker discs must have a circular shape, with a diameter ranging from 7 cm to 15 cm
and a height not exceeding 3 cm. Mini marker discs can be made from a variety of materials
(e.g. plastic, metal, wood)."
Is there a reason for a marker to have to be a mini disc and not some other object? Opening up the mini to different shapes gives manufacturers a number of different product opportunities.
With the lie now basically being a 20 x 30 cms shape why can the mini not be up to 20 cms instead of 15?
Does the marker need to be round and only up to 15cms? I can't think of a good reason for it?