FWgrant
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Disemboweling myself takes two hands, otherwise it would have made a sweet myspace pic.
Emo win.
(Wish there was a smilie that conveyed more pain and sorrow)
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Disemboweling myself takes two hands, otherwise it would have made a sweet myspace pic.
What mashnut said is correct.I can't imagine that there would be a penalty for that, you would just take your lie right underneath the other basket and play from there. Even if you were playing in a tournament where the 2m rule was in effect, this would be well below that line, so it should be just like getting caught a couple feet off the ground in a bush.Dude - how do you play out of the basket? PENALTY stroke for dropping it into another hole's basket? That's crazy - you don't even get to putt for a birdieSo guys.... would it be an ace if i hit a basket that is hole 5 about 15' behind the 3 basket which i am shooting at....
Yikes - that's a rule nazi question - ERicJ? I assume you have to drop and take the penalty stroke and you're shooting 3 right?
The PDGA has no stance on ace pots because its something that has no bearing on the tournament. If it were, a lot of Ams who hit one would instantly lose their Am status unless they waived the money.
I've never heard of any TD or league that paid out a tin cup "ace"....ever. In fact, even a cali player in doubles has to hit it on his first shot. If he re-tees and it goes in, he can record a '1' for scoring purposes, but there's no payout.
Actually... The PDGA Competition Manual does mention ace pots for the exact reason you mention.The PDGA has no stance on ace pots because its something that has no bearing on the tournament. If it were, a lot of Ams who hit one would instantly lose their Am status unless they waived the money.
2.3. Reclassification
B. Amateur to Professional
(2) An Am player is automatically re-classified as Pro when the player has accepted cash while competing in a Pro division. Accepting prizes in lieu of cash or accepting money for winning an ancillary contest such as an ace pool does not cause a player to relinquish his or her amateur status.
Actually... The PDGA Competition Manual does mention ace pots for the exact reason you mention.
The official line from the PDGA says an Amateur player accepting cash for winning an Ace Pot does not automatically become a Pro.lehmans terms please....i know its not that difficult to understand but im just trying to make sure im reading it right.
SING WITH ME!!!
This is the thread that never ends.
I told you time and time my friends.
Somebody started posting not knowing what ace was
and they'll just keep on posting forever just because...
This is the thread that never ends.
I told you time and time my friends.
Somebody started posting not knowing what ace was
and they'll just keep on posting forever just because...
This is the thread that never ends.
I told you time and time my friends.
Somebody started posting not knowing what ace was
and they'll just keep on posting forever just because...
lol we're goin for the record # of posts on a topic, or so it seems
SING WITH ME!!!
This is the thread that never ends.
I told you time and time my friends.
Somebody started posting not knowing what ace was
and they'll just keep on posting forever just because...
Can a two be a one if I want it to be?
Can I call it a one if it looks like a three?
If I take the first disc and throw it away
can I say "I got my first ace today"?
If I don't like the answer to any of these
questions I'll just keep saying please
give me my ace...I just need
an ace or I'll never be ha-a-ppy.
eric j knows all!!! it wasnt good enough when i answered you mark your lie under the basket...all hail the king of disc golf knowledge, snakes and everthing else for that matter