I will add 3 more pictures. We typically don't have a lot of events that play holes with hazard areas. Essentially the easiest way to explain it is that the player needs to land in the area of play/in ...
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I will add 3 more pictures. We typically don't have a lot of events that play holes with hazard areas. Essentially the easiest way to explain it is that the player needs to land in the area of play/in bounds. If a player doesn't land in that area they are in the hazard, and play their disc where it lies with a one stroke penalty. Every shot in the hazard is a penalty stroke. I don't want to go overboard with this, because when you get to Heritage, as the attached pictures show, it isn't going to be an issue for most everyone. The path is not in play, and is the hazard as well.
For hole 4, the disc off the drive needs to land over the path/bridge, and inside the path that loops around the right side of the basket. It's about 175 foot carry slightly downhill.
For hole 13, you only have to throw it 40-50 feed but must land inside the paths where the basket is located. Anything short of left of this is in the hazard.
For hole 18, the disc needs to go over the path where the yellow/white poles are. They are not mandos. It is about a 180 foot carry.
