Out Of Bounds and Course Info
Tournament OB rules
General OB Rules –Surrounded by water is OB, No 2-Meter Rule, Completely on any road or asphalt is generally out of bounds unless indicated differ ...
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Out Of Bounds and Course Info
Tournament OB rules
General OB Rules –Surrounded by water is OB, No 2-Meter Rule, Completely on any road or asphalt is generally out of bounds unless indicated differently below. All Gravel Paths are in-bounds unless it violates one of the other rules. If a portion of your disc is touching in bounds, then it is in bounds. Play your disc where it went out of bounds with 1 meter of relief if needed. If there is a dispute, confer with the other golfers on your card and come to a consensus. You must abide by what your group concludes. Please do not throw if pedestrians are at risk of being struck. Be courteous and friendly and allow them to pass.
You are out of bound if you are….
Hole 1: In the Pond, in the Pavilion
Hole 2: In the Pond, on or over the Road
Hole 3: On or over the Road, On or over the trail on the right
Hole 4: On the Asphalt path or parking lot, over the pool fence, completely surrounded by water in the stream
Hole 5: On or over the Road
Hole 7: On or over the Road, Inside the Fence
Hole 11: On the Asphalt Path, in the Pond, On or over the road
Hole 12: In the Pond
Hole 13: In the Pond, on the parking lot Asphalt, On or over the Asphalt path behind the basket
Hole 14: On the Asphalt Path
Hole 15: In the Pond, On the Asphalt Path
Hole 16: In the Pond
Hole 17: On the Asphalt Path, Over the Baseball Fence
Hole 18: On the Asphalt Path, Over the Baseball Fence
Bill Neighbarger
Nov 19, 2021
No. Gravel paths are not OB only the paved ones play as rivers. The stream to the left is OB though if surrounded by water.
