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lol, if your disc is out based on one rule, it is out on the others as well. You can't pick and choose which rules you are going to use.
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E-man
Birdie Member
On the other side of the coin an uncool Disc Golf Pic...
The pin is back in the red circle. On the good side of the coin I was able to skip my shot off the white car in the back right of the pic and made it a little closer to the pin than I usually do.
Ha! Did you really hit the car? My buddy hit a truck that was parked near the blue trash can in this pic ( ya, he sucks). Its Cascade Twp. Park, such a terrible design on a few holes. If a soccer and/or baseball game is on, you're screwed. Or maybe its the cars that are screwed!
I was taught if your disc was touching in bounds then you were in. Since the disc was touching the stick and not the water then it was in.
Apologies to your teacher but I do believe they were incorrect. This might be a good side thread to create so Chuck and check it out and give a definite answer. I'll let you handle the creating of the thread :thmbup:.
TBH if you do it during a tournament and none of your group really knows the rules then it would be.
Iberian_55
Birdie Member
But when you throw from this lie, YOU would be OB. And to my understanding that equals a two stroke penalty. I'll have to chech further on it. Cause right now I'm hitting the four post'r
You get a meter of relief.
If it's casual or not completely surrounded by OB yes. That shot is OB.
Iberian_55
Birdie Member
OB
no two stroke penalty
803.08 Disc Above Or Below the Playing Surface:
A. If a disc comes to rest above the playing surface in a tree or other obstacle on the course, its lie shall be marked on the playing surface directly below it. If the point directly below the disc above the playing surface is an out-of-bounds area, the disc shall be declared out-of-bounds and marked and penalized in accordance with 803.09. If the playing surface directly below the disc is inside a tree or other solid obstacle, the lie shall be marked on the line of play immediately behind the tree or other solid obstacle. The director may designate a one throw penalty for discs that come to rest two meters or higher above the playing surface. The director may declare the two meter rule to be in effect for the entire course, or just for individual obstacles.
no two stroke penalty
803.08 Disc Above Or Below the Playing Surface:
A. If a disc comes to rest above the playing surface in a tree or other obstacle on the course, its lie shall be marked on the playing surface directly below it. If the point directly below the disc above the playing surface is an out-of-bounds area, the disc shall be declared out-of-bounds and marked and penalized in accordance with 803.09. If the playing surface directly below the disc is inside a tree or other solid obstacle, the lie shall be marked on the line of play immediately behind the tree or other solid obstacle. The director may designate a one throw penalty for discs that come to rest two meters or higher above the playing surface. The director may declare the two meter rule to be in effect for the entire course, or just for individual obstacles.
The dude on the bike
Double Eagle Member
E-man
Birdie Member
Ha! That course is already open enough!
Adds a little extra danger to the hole I kind of like it with the tree down
. Looks like if you want to park it you have to make sure you fly over the fallen log.
justin
Double Eagle Member
Anytime I've played a hole with a downed tree I've loved the challenge. Always a chance to slide under it too.
TheLyonsKing
Par Member
Adds a little extra danger to the hole I kind of like it with the tree down
One of the trees in Hickory next to the creek on hole 5 (kinda close to the tee-pad) feel into the creek. No where near where a shot would go. but really cool to look at cause it was a big tree. Dunno if they gonna move it out or not. They moved the tree that fell down in between 3 and 4. Dont think u ever saw that one.
The dude on the bike
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The challenge of that course is the water and the long holes with low ceilings, 16 can be tough for guys who need to throw 10 feet high to get D. Hole 4 is pretty low too. Brewer is a lot easier than riverside.
Hyzer's
Birdie Member
Yeah, there are definitely some challenging holes at Riverside.
Hole 18 at Johnson Park:
Here is a shot from below looking up towards 18:
Hole 18 at Johnson Park:
Here is a shot from below looking up towards 18:
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