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2026 PWM OB Rules 1 - On or over stone wall on left (property line) is OB. 2 - No OB 3 - No OB - Rock wall is Required Relief Area. 4 - Rock wall on left of fairway is Required Relief Area. On or ... show more ›

2026 PWM OB Rules
1 - On or over stone wall on left (property line) is OB.
2 - No OB
3 - No OB - Rock wall is Required Relief Area.
4 - Rock wall on left of fairway is Required Relief Area. On or over stone wall long of basket (property line) is OB
5 - In/Over ditch OB.
A - In/Over ditch and culverts left side OB, ditch continues past basket.
B - Island tee area defined by ditch. Area outside ditch and short of flags is Required Relief Area. If you fail to land past flags, play from where last in bounds on the island area with no penalty (see image in picture section).
C - No OB
D - No OB
E - On or over stone wall /property line on left is Ob, defined by rope. Casual Water.
F - Pond is casual, take lie at nearest dry point behind disc on line of play. OB left and long defined by stakes/flags.
G - No OB
H - No OB
I - No OB
6 - No OB
7 - No OB
8 - Over string line running on right side of fairway is OB, area between marking whiskers and string line on hole 8’s side is Required Relief Area.
9 - Rock wall is Required Relief Area as defined by marking whiskers.
10 - Rock wall is Required Relief Area as defined by marking whiskers.
11 - No OB
12 - No OB
13 - Left side flags OB, ALL OB DRIVES PROCEED TO DROP ZONE. Normal OB on subsequent throws.
14 - Property line is OB on left side of fairway as defined by stakes.
15 - Property line is OB on left side of fairway defined by string line, area between marking whiskers and string line on inbounds side is Required Relief Area.
16 - Property line is OB on left side of fairway as defined by string line, area between marking whiskers and string line on inbounds side is Required Relief Area.
17 - Over string line running on right side of fairway is OB, area between marking whiskers and string line on hole 17’s side is Required Relief Area.
18 - No OB

Any fairway water is a casual area.

806.04 Required Relief Area
A. A required relief area is an area designated by the Tournament Director from which a disc may not be played.
B. A required relief area is considered and played as an out-of-bounds area (see 806.02), with the following exceptions:
1. The player does not receive a penalty throw as described in 806.02.D.
2. Because the player does not receive a penalty throw, they may not take optional line of play relief without penalty described in 806.02.D.2.
3. The player may not play from the previous lie as described in 806.02.D.1. They may still abandon their throw with penalty under 809.01.

806.03 Casual Area
A. A casual area is an area designated by the director which allows for optional relocation without penalty. A player may choose to take relief if their lie is in that area.
B. By default, any body of water that is in-bounds and has not been explicitly declared by the Director to be in play is a casual area.
C. A player may obtain relief from a casual area without penalty by marking along the line of play a new lie which is farther from the target and no farther than the nearest lie where the marker disc and lie are outside the casual area.

1.15 Flex Starts
A. Flex starts (see 1.05.B.3) are only allowed at one-day, one-round C-Tiers and at Leagues.
B. The Official Rules of Disc Golf and the Competition Manual apply to flex starts, with the following exceptions:
1. The requirement in 1.05.B.2 that every group start on the same hole does not apply to flex starts.
2. The grouping and sectioning provisions of 1.06.A and 1.06.C do not apply to flex starts.
3. The provision in 802.02.G, Order of Play barring groups from playing through does not apply to flex starts.
a. Groups may play through other groups.
b. Groups wishing to play through must have a majority of the other group agree.