2024 NADGT Exclusive @ Waterloo DGC
PDGA B-tier · Sat, Mar 30, 2024Mar 2024 · Lebanon, OR
PDGA Live Code: Loo24
Here is the 2024 NADGT Exclusive @ Waterloo DGC Layout
Hole 1 – 352’ Par 3 Road and over OB right
Hole 2 – 305’ Par 3 Dog Park OB – proceed to Drop Zone
Hole ...
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PDGA Live Code: Loo24
Here is the 2024 NADGT Exclusive @ Waterloo DGC Layout
Hole 1 – 352’ Par 3 Road and over OB right
Hole 2 – 305’ Par 3 Dog Park OB – proceed to Drop Zone
Hole 3 – 260’ Par 3
Hole 4 – 271’ Par 3
Hole 5 – 290’ Par 3
Hole 6 – 225’ Par 3
Hole 7 – 335’ Par 3 Fence and over OB right
Hole 8 – 230’ Par3
Hole 9 – 558’ Par 4
Hole 10 – 270’ Par 3 Road and over OB Left
Hole 11 – 286’ Par 3
Hole 12 – 435’ Par4
Hole 13 – 375’ Par 3
Hole 14 – 294’ Par3
Hole 15 – 231’ Par 3
Hole 16 – 273’ Par 3 Fence and over OB Left
Hole 17 – 220’ Par 3 Island Green – proceed to Drop Zone
Hole 18 – 275’ Par 3 Road and over OB right
CTP Prizes
MA1/MA40 – Hole 1
MA 50/60 – Hole 5
FA 1/50 – Hole 6
MA2 – Hole 18
MA3 – Hole 4
Jr’s – Hole 3
Mar 27, 2024
Here is the 2024 NADGT Exclusive @ Waterloo DGC Layout
Hole 1 – 352’ Par 3 Road and over OB right
Hole 2 – 305’ Par 3 Dog Park OB – proceed to Drop Zone
Hole 3 – 260’ Par 3
Hole 4 – 271’ Par 3
Hole 5 – 290’ Par 3
Hole 6 – 225’ Par 3
Hole 7 – 335’ Par 3 Fence and over OB right
Hole 8 – 230’ Par3
Hole 9 – 558’ Par 4
Hole 10 – 270’ Par 3 Road and over OB Left
Hole 11 – 286’ Par 3
Hole 12 – 435’ Par4
Hole 13 – 375’ Par 3
Hole 14 – 294’ Par3
Hole 15 – 231’ Par 3
Hole 16 – 273’ Par 3 Fence and over OB Left
Hole 17 – 220’ Par 3 Island Green – proceed to Drop Zone
Hole 18 – 275’ Par 3 Road and over OB right
CTP Prizes
MA1/MA40 – Hole 1
MA 50/60 – Hole 5
FA 1/50 – Hole 6
MA2 – Hole 18
MA3 – Hole 4
Jr’s – Hole 3
show 17 earlier comments
Zac Teuscher
Mar 28, 2024
As per PDGA rules (806.02.D), for a TD to limit a player’s choice for playing an OB disc from 1) t ...
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As per PDGA rules (806.02.D), for a TD to limit a player’s choice for playing an OB disc from 1) the previous lie, or 2) a lie marked within one meter from where last inbounds, 3) within 1 meter of all OB lines, 4) from a designated Drop Zone (if the DZ is provided by the TD), and 5) a lie designated by a marker disc placed on the playing surface at any point on a one-meter line that is perpendicular to the out-of-bounds line at the point that is nearest to the position of the disc (if rule is provided by the TD), then the Tournament Director MUST request a waiver. know the rules players.. you can not be forced to a drop zone unless there is a waiver in place from the pdga.
Cory Blackwell
Mar 28, 2024
Zac, why do you feel the need to be the island police on tournaments you're not even going to play?
Terry Schulz
Mar 28, 2024
Cory, there are a lot of people that are confused by this as well. If the PDGA did or did NOT give s ...
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Cory, there are a lot of people that are confused by this as well. If the PDGA did or did NOT give said waiver it looks loke the TD rules during the tournament must be observed regardless. "The above options for an out-of-bounds area may be limited by the Director only with prior approval from the PDGA Director of Event Support. Whether or not prior approval has been granted, during tournament play players must still observe the course rules announced by the Director."
Cory Blackwell
Mar 28, 2024
Terry, I'm just confused why Zac is that person though instead of someone playing the tournament. Yo ...
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Terry, I'm just confused why Zac is that person though instead of someone playing the tournament. You played the Kuhl discs classic at Adair, right? Was there an island hole for that tournament? I believe that every hole other than 4, which has a drop zone, played normal ob rules with no drop zone. There have been complaints for there being island holes and Zac was the only person in the tournament page comments bringing up island waivers. And here he is again.
Zac Teuscher
Mar 28, 2024
Cory... appears because I'm the only one that wants yo follow the rules as a Player and as a TD. TDs ...
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Cory... appears because I'm the only one that wants yo follow the rules as a Player and as a TD. TDs need to follow Tour Standards just like players need to follow all the rules and with so many newer players these days most do not know that a TD can not limit there options without an approved waiver and if the TD gets the waiver approved they need to tell the players.
Zac Teuscher
Mar 28, 2024
also I was not at Adair and I tried to help the TD before the event but from what I hear the imprope ...
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also I was not at Adair and I tried to help the TD before the event but from what I hear the improper island hole was removed by the PDGA. Not sure about you but I'm not kean on playing a hole that is just going to be removed anyways.
Zac Teuscher
Mar 28, 2024
and here's a better question for ya Cory... why does it take me to highlight these issues? one would ...
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and here's a better question for ya Cory... why does it take me to highlight these issues? one would think a player playing the event would bring it up but no one did.. again because players don't read the Tour Standard document and really don't know what TDs are allowed to do and not to do..
Cory Blackwell
Mar 28, 2024
I guess I just have trust in the TD that they have a waiver rather than immediately questioning ever ...
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I guess I just have trust in the TD that they have a waiver rather than immediately questioning every TD that wants to make an island hole. And regardless, that doesn't affect my throw on that hole. It's the same hole either way, so I don't really care. I'm there to compete on the course that is designed, that everyone else is playing, to the best of my ability which is what I can control and have fun playing disc golf. I understand the rules of an island hole and as long as I and my competitors play it "correctly", there's no issue.
Zac Teuscher
Mar 28, 2024
good point... but if all the players in the event don't know what "correct" is then every card would ...
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good point... but if all the players in the event don't know what "correct" is then every card would play it different and then everyone is not playing the same course... as for "trust"ing a TD I can't help you there. just know most TDs have also never read the Tour Standards document they are required to follow so you're trusting someone that potentially doesn't know the rules do their own event.
Dennis Stoneman
Mar 28, 2024
The email from Andrew "Big Dog" Sweeton when the waiver was approved stated the rules to be: Hole 17 ...
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The email from Andrew "Big Dog" Sweeton when the waiver was approved stated the rules to be: Hole 17 – Island Green: Any throw from the Tee must come to rest on the Island Green to be able to mark on the Island Green. Throws from the Tee that don’t come to rest on the Island Green must proceed to the Drop Zone with a penalty throw. All other throws use normal OB rules.
Dennis Stoneman
Mar 28, 2024
Zac, don't go away mad, just go away!
Cory Blackwell
Mar 28, 2024
If every player follows the pdga live hole ob instructions for every hole that the TD has entered in ...
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If every player follows the pdga live hole ob instructions for every hole that the TD has entered in then everyone should play the same course. If they don't read it correctly and play it other than what it says, then that's on the player. Plus the player meeting/email should go over all holes and ob rules, so also on the player to know.
Terry Schulz
Mar 28, 2024
Dennis, thank you for your TD abilities. Your attention to detail. Your general attitude and kindnes ...
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Dennis, thank you for your TD abilities. Your attention to detail. Your general attitude and kindness. Your ability to run a tournament that people enjoy. One who doesn’t troll other TD’s and trust they know the rules. You are one of the quality TD’s in this area. See you Saturday.
Dennis Stoneman
Mar 28, 2024
Just for clarification and transparency, I have received waivers for Hole 2, and Hole 17. Hole 2 th ...
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Just for clarification and transparency, I have received waivers for Hole 2, and Hole 17. Hole 2 there is no good way to know where the disc crossed OB, so the DZ is to help with confusion, discussion, and speed of play.
Josh Warner
Mar 29, 2024
Do have a question about poison oak...if another player on the card throws into the rough and we are ...
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Do have a question about poison oak...if another player on the card throws into the rough and we are all supposed to help find it, is there an exemption for players that are hypersensitive to poison oak, based on safety?
Terry Schulz
Mar 29, 2024
Looking for a disc from the edge of the rough is looking. I'm not jumping into a patch of blackberrys for somones disc.
Dennis Stoneman
Mar 29, 2024
805.03 B. All players in the group must assist in searching for the disc. Failure to do so is a cour ...
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805.03 B. All players in the group must assist in searching for the disc. Failure to do so is a courtesy violation. Not the most specific rule, assistance is assistance. I think it's wise to avoid dangerous situations. I will have plenty of Zanfel on hand just in case.
Dennis Stoneman
Mar 29, 2024
Hole assignments usually come out Friday afternoon-evening. I'll double check my notes and see what I can do.
Slade Sapora
Mar 30, 2024
This was a good thread. Thanks for the laughs.
Dennis Stoneman
Mar 30, 2024
Always glad to entertain.