Official Rules of Disc Golf
806.05 Hazard
Last updated: Wednesday, December 4, 2024 - 18:31
- A hazard is an area designated by the Director which incurs a penalty throw.
- The line defining the edges of the hazard area is part of the hazard area. If a line is shared between out-of-bounds and a hazard area, the line is considered part of the out-of-bounds area.
- A disc is in a hazard if its position is clearly and completely surrounded by the hazard or by a combination of the hazard and an out-of-bounds area.
- A player whose disc is in a hazard receives one penalty throw. The lie is not relocated.
- If the thrower moves the disc before a determination whether it is in a hazard has been made, the disc is considered to be in the hazard.
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- Overview
- Official Rules of Disc Golf
- 800 Description of the Game
- 801 Application of the Rules
- 802 Throwing
- 803 Obstacles and Relief
- 804 Regulated Routes
- 805 Regulated Positions
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- 807 Completing the Hole
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