We will go forward with the league as schedule. We feel that with parks open and ability to social distance during disc golf, we will still host the league. Here are our safety guidelines to help ... show more ›

We will go forward with the league as schedule. We feel that with parks open and ability to social distance during disc golf, we will still host the league.

Here are our safety guidelines to help ensure our members safety:

1. Please be responsible and do not attend if you are feeling under the weather or are experiencing ANY illness symptoms. If we feel you are sick we have the right to ask you to leave.

2. The state guideline of six (6) feet between people will be enforced at the park. (Even if you are cohabitating, please keep a 6’ distance in the public eye) If players are standing too closely, they may be asked to step apart.

3. We will not pass out or collect scorecards, but instead players will be emailed a printable scorecard to bring or can use a digital scoring app like UDisc or PDGA Apps to track player’s score.

4. Tee Times will be assigned to all participants to ensure safe social distancing when players arrive at the course.

5. Groups will be groups of four (4) or less players to allow a safe distance between players when they are on the course.
Players waiting to throw should stand on opposite sides and behind the tee pad to keep their distance.

6. Players should keep a minimum six (6) feet between them when walking up the holes fairways.

7. Any disc inside ten (10’) feet of the basket will be a gimme in order to limit contact with the basket. Players will agree on if the disc is inside the ten foot imaginary ring.

8. Please do not touch another player’s gear. It may be a friendly act to grab a players disc out of the basket, but we ask that players keep to their gear only.

9. With all that being said, everyone is responsible for their own safety and should make sure they are comfortable attending the league with the current state of things.