Mozola Mini Labor Day Doubles 5 pm

[ERicJ]

Originally Posted by bmugwump

I've always thought that Cali should get the same number of shots as the teams do....it only seems fair....but most people I've played with only allow the one extra shot per hole. Is there no clear cut rule for doubles through PDGA rules, as far as this is concerned?

"Fair" is debatable... as I said: the Cali player is typically playing half the cost of the other teams, but is eligible for the same payout.

The PDGA has no rules on Cali. The closest the PDGA allows is that if your partner is not present you can play Best Shot and Best Disc formats solo with just your one shot per lie, but if the round is Alt Shot or Worst Shot you must forfeit.

[LOU18132]

One shot Cali is fair IMO, I've seen just as many win playing Cali. Those 60 to 80 footers are much easier with two shots, or if you miss your line on an uphot or drive that practice shot just let you know what not to do.

[ERicJ]

Originally Posted by LOU18132

One shot Cali is fair IMO

Depending on the Cali player's skill level, I agree.

An 850-rated Cali player doesn't stand a chance of winning against a typical field for best shot doubles teams.

[bettercounsel]

*bump*

[Smokin' Joe]

bring rain gear

[DPdiscer]

PDGA does not have it on their website. Probably because it can not be incorporated into sanctioned doubles?

[bettercounsel]

Accuweather predicts mostly cloudy at the time of the start and 50% chance of precip.
http://www.accuweather.com/us/tx/hou...ast-hourly.asp


http://www.accuweather.com/us/tx/hou...pop.asp?fday=1

[ERicJ]

Originally Posted by DPdiscer

PDGA does not have it on their website. Probably because it can not be incorporated into sanctioned doubles?

Playing solo, no matter what you call it, isn't doubles. Taking extra shots by a player, those are "practice throws". Cali is purely a non-sanctioned thing.