Ribbons on discs in sanctioned event
In sanctioned PDGA events during snow, ribbons are allowed as ...
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Ribbons on discs in sanctioned event
In sanctioned PDGA events during snow, ribbons are allowed as long as they are used to assist in finding the disc. The PDGA Technical Standards state that ribbons, along with other devices like glow sticks or LED lights, can be used to make discs easier to locate in snowy conditions. However, it is essential to ensure that these modifications do not alter the disc's original flight characteristics. Players should always check with the Tournament Director (TD) to confirm the rules for the specific event they are participating in.
Josh, you're ok with this, right?
Josh Terwilleger Dec 4That’s correct. Unless you all got more snow then I’m thinking, should be almost melted or packed down by Saturday. But yes, someone could use ribbons
Agreed on the snow front, I was at Boone Thursday afternoon and a lot of snow is gone and most shoul ...
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Agreed on the snow front, I was at Boone Thursday afternoon and a lot of snow is gone and most should be gone my EOD Friday. We will need to monitor the long tee pad of 5. It is holding a lot of water due to snow and hill and refreeze may be a concern Saturday morning.
In sanctioned PDGA events during snow, ribbons are allowed as long as they are used to assist in finding the disc. The PDGA Technical Standards state that ribbons, along with other devices like glow sticks or LED lights, can be used to make discs easier to locate in snowy conditions. However, it is essential to ensure that these modifications do not alter the disc's original flight characteristics. Players should always check with the Tournament Director (TD) to confirm the rules for the specific event they are participating in.
Josh, you're ok with this, right?