Competition Manual for Disc Golf Events
1.01 Player Eligibility
Last updated: Tuesday, December 31, 2024 - 17:32
- All members in good standing of the PDGA are eligible to compete in any division for which they qualify based upon class (Professional or Amateur), age, gender, and player rating.
- Exceptions must be approved in advance by the PDGA Director of Event Support.
- Please see Section 2: Division Qualifications for more specific information on division eligibility.
- Membership Requirements:
- Current PDGA Membership is required to compete in any Major, Elite Series, A-Tier, or B-Tier event. See 6.03.A.1 for exceptions.
- In all other PDGA-sanctioned events, players who are not current members may compete by paying a temporary membership fee (not required for Leagues, see 1.14.C.1). See 6.03.A.2 for exceptions.
- In PDGA-sanctioned events which permit non-members or non-current members to compete by paying a temporary membership fee, such a fee will not apply to players competing in Junior divisions or where the requirement has been waived by the PDGA Director of Event Support (e.g., Women's Global Event or Competition Endowment Program events).
Outline of Contents
Disc Golf Rules and Standards
- Overview
- Official Rules of Disc Golf
- Competition Manual for Disc Golf Events
- Section 1: Tournament Procedures
- 1.01 Player Eligibility
- 1.02 Tournament Registration
- 1.03 Withdrawals and Refunds
- 1.04 Event Check-In
- 1.05 Practice Rounds, Beginning Play, Late Arrivals
- 1.06 Grouping and Sectioning
- 1.07 Suspension of Play
- 1.08 Reduction of Field Size (Cuts)
- 1.09 Ties
- 1.10 Distribution of Prizes
- 1.11 Officials
- 1.12 Tournament Officials
- 1.13 Youth Safety
- 1.14 Leagues
- Section 2: Division Qualifications
- Section 3: Player Code of Conduct
- Section 4: Majors and Elite Series
- Section 5: PDGA Tour Standards
- Section 6: International Variances and Exceptions
- Section 1: Tournament Procedures
- Translated Rules of Disc Golf
- Becoming a PDGA Certified Rules Official
- Tour Standards
- Technical Standards
- Disc Golf Rules History