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HFDS Presents:

Father Dave ‘s 12 Annual

The Moffitt Show 2011

Disc Golf Tournament

Saturday March 12th

Two rounds of 19 holes at Agnes Moffitt Park, Houston, Texas

Hammerley at Beltway 8

Benefiting the HFDS Tournament Sponsorship Fund

This tournament features the famous “5 Card Stroke” Game!

This year, Father Dave brings us another anniversary to Celebrate!!!

Entry Fees:

Pro Open - $33 Pro Masters - $28

Advanced & Advanced Masters - $23

Intermediate - $19 Recreational - $16

Ace Pot $1 Per Round

Mulligans $1 Per Round

Tournament Directors: Jeff Moore and Larry Kruse

Saturday Sign-up begins at 8:30am closes at 9:30am

Players Meeting at 10:00am – Tee-off at 10:15am

This event will close at 95 players!

Party and awards immediately following the second round.

For more information, e-mail lkruse@swbell.net or call (281) 798-9059

Five Card Stroke


This is a side game of disc golf. To the best of our knowledge, this game originated in the Midwest area of the United States. It is played in conjunction with a regular round of disc golf guided by PDGA rules.

Each player will be issued 5 different cards. Each card will designate a different type of disc golf throw as follows:

# 1 The Side Arm. This shot can be either an air shot or a roller. May not be called if there is an obstacle blocking the player’s dominant arm.

# 2 The Thumber. This shot has the same rules as the side arm but with the thrower’s thumb placed under the leading edge of the disc.

# 3 The Roller. This shot may use a variety of grips as long as the thrown disc travels towards the target by rolling on the ground.

#4 The Pancake. This shot is one where the disc is thrown over a player’s head with the disc being released in an upside-down attitude. May be either an air shot or a “Scooby/Scooter” throw.

# 5 The Opposite Hand Putt. Must be called within the PDGA 10-meter (33 feet) putting distance. Right-handed throwers must putt left-handed and vice-versa.

# 6 I don’t think so! Can be used on any throw except a hole in one! Players may NOT retrieve their disc on a drive but may retrieve a putter.

Cards may only be played on players on the same scorecard during the two rounds of 19-holes. NO CARDS MAY BE USED IN PLAYOFFS!

All cards must be issued before the opponent steps into the tee box, or steps up to their marker/lie. The receiver marks the card with a pencil and keeps the card. The player that collects the most cards will win a special prize at the award ceremony.

A player may use a mulligan after a card shot, they may then throw anything they wish and are exempt from another “carding.”