PDGA:n uudet säännöt 2006
Lähetetty: Ti 29 Marras 2005, 10:11
Ohessa koottuna PDGA:n 2006 sääntöihin tulevat muutokset. Esillenostamisen arvoisia muutoksia ovat ainakin:
* 2m OB sääntöä ei enää ole.
* Mahdollisuus heittää "varaheittoja" (ilman rangaistusta) mikäli on epäilys että menikö kiekko hukkaan tai ylittikö se OB-aluetta jne.
* Jatkossa OB:n määrittävä linja on myös OB
* Kadonneen kiekon jälkeen jatketaan sieltä mista kiekko heitettiin eikä siitä missä ryhmä päätti sen viimeksi nähneensä
Suomessa on jo useasti pelattu ilman 2m sääntöä joten siinä ei loppujenlopuksi ole sen suurempaa.
Varaheittojen mahdollisuus varmastikin nopeuttaa peliä. Se, että voiko pelaaja tehdä näin "aina kun haluaa" vai tarvitaanko ryhmän päätös, ei ainakaan minulle vielä varmistunut.
OB-linjojen muuttuminen siten että "sisällä" on nyt "ulkona" on merkittävä. Miettikää esim tilannetta jossa ob:n rajaa muuri tai aita ja kori on siinä edessä. Kaikki ovat varmaan pelanneet väyliä jossa voi siten esim. rollata surutta päin ob-aitaa kun kiekko siihen nätisti pysähtyy. Nyt siitä siis ymmärtääkseni tulee pisteet. Periaatteessa jokainen ob raja siis kaventaa väylää n. 43cm entistä kapeammaksi (~kiekon halkaisija rajan kummastakin suunnasta).
Kadonneen kiekon osalta sääntö on mielestäni hyvä. Aiheuttaa tosin hieman enemmän tuskaa pelaajalle kiekonetsinnässä. Yleisesti tuo vanha "where last seen" määritys on ollut usein hyvin hankala.
-tommi
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Summary of Rules Changes
In this first printing of the new Rules, we are including this summary
of the more important rules changes that are being implemented as of
January 1, 2006. This summary is for information purposes only, it is
not part of the official rules.
The glossary was moved to the front of the book. There is a lot of
important stuff in there that helps to fully explain certain rules
situations. Read the glossary.
Clarified that a line has no thickness under "Line of Play". This
means that a player's support point must be directly behind the center
of the marker, regardless of the size of the marker.
Made players responsible for the actions of their caddies.
Replaced many "shoulds" with the word "shall".
Stated that players should attend the player's meeting and that they
are responsible for knowing what is mentioned at it.
Clarified and expanded the explanation of Provisional Throws. You can
use them to play holes in alternate ways (carding both scores) to
settle rules disputes and you can use them when you think it might
save time. (Lost disc, OB disc, etc.) Again, provisional throws can
really come in handy.
Clarified that casual obstacles can not be moved if part of them are
between you and the hole. Play it where you threw it. The player now
has the option of moving back five meters on the line of play.
Changed Unsafe Lie to Unplayable Lie. A player may now relocate within
5 meters OR throw from the previous lie with a one throw penalty.
The default is now NO two meter rule. Of course the TD has the option
to make two meters a penalty if they wish. TD's can also have it apply
only to certain, designated obstacles.
Out-of-bounds. The line is now considered OUT, not in. This will make
OB much easier to rule upon, in many situations. (Fences or walls as
OB.)
Did the obligatory re-write of the mandatory rule. Just an attempt at
more clarity. The drop zone is still alive and well.
Lost disc. The player plays from their previous lie. (Stroke and
distance.)
This gets rid of that contentious "where it was last seen" judgment call.
Referenced that all special conditions should be covered in the
player's meeting.
When recording scores, clarified that numbers must be used and that it
is okay for anyone in the group to pick up the cards.
Divisional classifications were removed from the rule book. They
change frequently. Each season will have the appropriate divisions
listed on the PDGA site, and in all publications and event guides.
* 2m OB sääntöä ei enää ole.
* Mahdollisuus heittää "varaheittoja" (ilman rangaistusta) mikäli on epäilys että menikö kiekko hukkaan tai ylittikö se OB-aluetta jne.
* Jatkossa OB:n määrittävä linja on myös OB
* Kadonneen kiekon jälkeen jatketaan sieltä mista kiekko heitettiin eikä siitä missä ryhmä päätti sen viimeksi nähneensä
Suomessa on jo useasti pelattu ilman 2m sääntöä joten siinä ei loppujenlopuksi ole sen suurempaa.
Varaheittojen mahdollisuus varmastikin nopeuttaa peliä. Se, että voiko pelaaja tehdä näin "aina kun haluaa" vai tarvitaanko ryhmän päätös, ei ainakaan minulle vielä varmistunut.
OB-linjojen muuttuminen siten että "sisällä" on nyt "ulkona" on merkittävä. Miettikää esim tilannetta jossa ob:n rajaa muuri tai aita ja kori on siinä edessä. Kaikki ovat varmaan pelanneet väyliä jossa voi siten esim. rollata surutta päin ob-aitaa kun kiekko siihen nätisti pysähtyy. Nyt siitä siis ymmärtääkseni tulee pisteet. Periaatteessa jokainen ob raja siis kaventaa väylää n. 43cm entistä kapeammaksi (~kiekon halkaisija rajan kummastakin suunnasta).
Kadonneen kiekon osalta sääntö on mielestäni hyvä. Aiheuttaa tosin hieman enemmän tuskaa pelaajalle kiekonetsinnässä. Yleisesti tuo vanha "where last seen" määritys on ollut usein hyvin hankala.
-tommi
-------------------------------
Summary of Rules Changes
In this first printing of the new Rules, we are including this summary
of the more important rules changes that are being implemented as of
January 1, 2006. This summary is for information purposes only, it is
not part of the official rules.
The glossary was moved to the front of the book. There is a lot of
important stuff in there that helps to fully explain certain rules
situations. Read the glossary.
Clarified that a line has no thickness under "Line of Play". This
means that a player's support point must be directly behind the center
of the marker, regardless of the size of the marker.
Made players responsible for the actions of their caddies.
Replaced many "shoulds" with the word "shall".
Stated that players should attend the player's meeting and that they
are responsible for knowing what is mentioned at it.
Clarified and expanded the explanation of Provisional Throws. You can
use them to play holes in alternate ways (carding both scores) to
settle rules disputes and you can use them when you think it might
save time. (Lost disc, OB disc, etc.) Again, provisional throws can
really come in handy.
Clarified that casual obstacles can not be moved if part of them are
between you and the hole. Play it where you threw it. The player now
has the option of moving back five meters on the line of play.
Changed Unsafe Lie to Unplayable Lie. A player may now relocate within
5 meters OR throw from the previous lie with a one throw penalty.
The default is now NO two meter rule. Of course the TD has the option
to make two meters a penalty if they wish. TD's can also have it apply
only to certain, designated obstacles.
Out-of-bounds. The line is now considered OUT, not in. This will make
OB much easier to rule upon, in many situations. (Fences or walls as
OB.)
Did the obligatory re-write of the mandatory rule. Just an attempt at
more clarity. The drop zone is still alive and well.
Lost disc. The player plays from their previous lie. (Stroke and
distance.)
This gets rid of that contentious "where it was last seen" judgment call.
Referenced that all special conditions should be covered in the
player's meeting.
When recording scores, clarified that numbers must be used and that it
is okay for anyone in the group to pick up the cards.
Divisional classifications were removed from the rule book. They
change frequently. Each season will have the appropriate divisions
listed on the PDGA site, and in all publications and event guides.
