802.01. Discs Used in Play: A. To be used in competition, discs must meet all of the conditions set forth in the Official W.F.D.F. Excessive sanding will be handled in accordance with sections 802.01 (E) and (F). B. Teeing off improperly constitutes a stance violation and will be handled in accordance with sections 803.03 (D-F). D. To be valid, Pro V1 a stance violation must be called within 3 seconds after the infraction. D. To obtain relief, the player must first attempt to remove the obstacle. Discs must be released and come to rest (not be moving) before a player may consider the hole completed and remove the disc. No warning may be given for a violation of this rule. A player will receive a warning for the first violation of a stance rule in the round. E. Discs must be specifically approved by the tournament director if questioned by another player in the contest, but in no case will the disc be approved if it is in violation of any of the above specifications. C. No modifications of any kind will be allowed that will alter the weight, shape, flight characteristics, or performance of any disc in play, including changes that are made by hand, heat, or any other device, with this exception: discs may be moderately sanded to smooth molding imperfections or scrape marks caused by normal wear and tear.



















If a disc is cracked during a round, it may be carried, but not thrown, for the remainder of the round. C. Prior to the start of a round, the tournament director may designate other non-permanent areas from which relief may be obtained. If this is impractical, the lie may be relocated to the nearest playable lie, no closer to the hole (unless that is the only alternative to avoid an out-of-bounds area), and not more than five m from the original lie, as agreed to by a majority of the group or an official. I have to think that the time he spent analyzing each ride with his Garmin trickled down to a tiny bit more efficiency. Take a drive down memory lane and see how many of these cars from past decades you can identify! Featuring the company`s bulletproof AWD system, Outbacks can take tents (and toddlers) to the peaks of just about any mountains.



















Can you name it? Perhaps the name BodyHoliday only scratches the surface after all. D. All discs must be uniquely marked using ink, but may not be painted with any other material that has a detectable thickness. But today, the material is predominantly mined in Australia, Africa, South America and the Caribbean. So, what explained this massive delay in America rising politically and diplomatically and militarily? In any case of the course being played incorrectly, if the mistake has not been corrected at the time that the player`s scorecard is turned in for that round, the player shall retroactively incur a six-throw penalty. If a player throws from the correct tee, and either misplays a mandatory dog-leg or throws toward an incorrect target, and the mistake is discovered at any time prior to the player`s scorecard being turned in for the round, the player may not re-tee and must proceed to play the hole correctly. D. If a player throws a practice throw or an extra throw with any disc at any time after the start of a round and prior to finishing the last hole of the round, a one-throw penalty is incurred.



















B. Any throw from 10 m or less, as measured from the rear of the marker disc to the base of the hole, is considered a putt. When the disc is released, no supporting point contact may be made with the marker disc or any other object closer to the hole than the rear edge of the marker disc. F. During tournament play, no group may play through the group ahead unless the group ahead is required to stand aside in accordance with the rules. Rethrows must be taken prior to subsequent play by others in the group. Each member of the group should walk directly to his own ball. The call must be made by another member of the group, besides the thrower, or by an official. When the call is made by a player, it must subsequently be confirmed by at least one other player in the group, not excluding the thrower.