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Presented by Innova Disc Golf 2021 Caddie Book MPO & FPO Divisions The Challenge at Goat Hill Park – Presented by Innova Disc Golf 2021 Caddie Book MPO & FPO Divisions May 7-9, 2021 Oceanside, CA Welcome, everyone, to The Challenge at Goat Hill Park – Driven by Innova. The 2021 edition of The Challenge has been just that – a challenge – to organize and prepare. I’m so happy that we are able to present a disc golf competition for you, whether you are playing, volunteering, sponsoring, spectating or viewing. The Challenge continues to grow, in size, scope and stature from year to year. And that growth could not happen without your support and participation. Thank You! Disc golf has seen dramatic growth in the past year and that growth brings with it great excitement, but also great responsibility. Holding a large disc golf tournament in a COVID- aware world means that this event is being run a bit different than pre-COVID. We have instituted some social distancing rules for players and volunteers to follow – we appreciate your help with that. I want to express my heartfelt appreciation to my colleagues at Innova Disc Golf for their support – The Challenge would not happen without them. Also, many, many thanks to Eli Ivey, John Ashworth and the staff at Goat Hill Park for their continued support of disc golf at the Goat! And I send much love to my son and daughter, AJ and Katie, for all the help they provide and for hearing out all of the crazy ideas I toss at them, without judging them too harshly. It means the world to me. Let’s have a great event! Allen Risley Tournament Director Standard Course Rules The following rules are standard across the course unless there is a specific note on the hole description in this caddie book: 1. PDGA rules are in effect. 2-meter rule is in effect. Welcome to California. 2. Please follow social distancing guidelines. Wear masks in common areas. 3. Out of bounds: All golf greens, over fences. Sand bunkers are hazards – 1 stroke penalty and take next shot from where your disc lies inside bunker. If sand surrounds your disc, you are in the hazard. 4. Pink string with pink flags are used to define OB lines throughout the course. The OB line is the string, not the paths, logs or grass edges if string is present. OB concrete cart paths may be without string but have pink flags. In those instances, the edge of the concrete path is line. Grass crossing edge of concrete IS NOT in bounds. 5. All mandatories have marked drop zones next to mandatory except: Holes 1 & 18: 1st mando drop zone is front tee, Hole 3 drop zone from MPO tee is front turf tee, Hole 6 drop zone from MPO tee is front turf tee, Hole 7 drop zone for mandatory is “Kid Goat” pad, Hole 12 drop zone is on lower grass fairway. 6. When in doubt: Provisional, provisional, provisional! Hole 1 Sponsored by: MPO & Age-protected: Hole 1 – 802 ft/Par 4 - Standard tee. Mandatory left of two marked trees. Drop zones next to mandatory. Bunkers are hazards. OB line is red line on hole map. Basket behind golf green. FPO: Hole 1 – 531 ft/Par 4 – Front turf tee. All description same as above. Hole 2 Sponsored by: MPO & Age protected - Hole 2 – 402 ft/Par 3 - Standard turf tee. OB line is red line on hole map. FPO: Hole 2 – 344 ft/Par 4 – Front grass tee. All description same as above. Hole 3 Sponsored by: MPO & Age protected - Hole 3 – 748 ft/Par 4 – Tee from turf tee on upper golf tee. Mandatory right of marked tree. Drop zone is front tee. OB over fence. OB on and beyond (to the right) paved cart path marked with pink string and flags. OB tee shots play from drop zone (front tee). FPO - Hole 3 – 380 ft/Par 3 – Standard tee. OB on and beyond (to the right) paved cart path, marked with pink string and flags. Hole 4 Sponsored by: MPO & Age protected - Hole 4 - 901 ft/Par 5 – Standard turf tee. OB right of tree line – marked with pink string and flags. OB string line continues on right side past basket. OB “lake” in canyon before green – this area includes tee 5. Watch for “Traffic Cop” directing traffic with Tee 15. FPO - Hole 4 - 605 ft/Par 4 – Front turf tee. Same as description above. Hole 5 Sponsored by: All divisions - Hole 5 – 327 ft/Par 3 – Standard turf tee. OB golf green. “Goat-a-mids” are not OB – no relief. Hole 6 Sponsored by: MPO & Age protected - Hole 6 – 635 ft/Par 4 – Standard turf tee. Basket right of and past golf green. OB right of tree line – marked with pink string and flags – right OB transitions to cart path and beyond right as you approach basket. OB left is beyond cart path, marked with pink flags and/or string. FPO - Hole 6 – 407 ft/Par 4 – Front turf tee. Same as description above. Hole 7 Sponsored by: David Weltsch All divisions - Hole 7 - 276 ft/Par 3 – Standard turf tee. Mandatory left of marked tree. Drop zone on “Kid Goat” pad, next to green. Hole 8 Sponsored by: MPO & Age protected - Hole 8 – 834 ft/Par 4 - Standard turf tee. Mandatory left of marked tree. Basket resting on tree stump. Standard OB. FPO - Hole 8 – 565 ft/Par 4 – Front turf tee just past mandatory tree. Same as description above. Hole 9 Sponsored by: All divisions - Hole 9 – 438 ft/Par 3 – Standard turf tee. OB on and beyond cart path past basket. Standard OB. Hole 10 Sponsored by: All divisions - Hole 10 – 753 ft/Par 4 - Standard turf tee. OB on and beyond (to the right) of cart path, marked with pink string and/or flags. OB on right extends out from cart path onto grass (not visible from tee). OB line on left is 5-6ft from driving range fence after last tree on left. Retention pond is NOT OB. Players may tee off before previous group putts out if out of range. Hole 11 Sponsored by: All divisions - Hole 11 – 427 ft/Par 3 – Standard turf tee. Basket right of golf green. OB cart path and beyond right (begins at mature tree), marked with pink string and flags. OB line climbs to the left of stairs and behind bushes past basket. Watch for “Traffic Cop” directing traffic with Tee 12. Hole 12 Sponsored by: MPO & Age protected - Hole 12 – 937 ft/Par 5 - Standard turf tee. Mandatory right of last large tree along left of fairway. Drop zone on grass fairway. OB line on left side begins at mandatory tree and follows outer edge of cart path. FPO - Hole 12 – 715 ft/Par 5 – Tee from front turf tee. Same as description above. Hole 13 Sponsored by: All Divisions - Hole 13 – 411 ft/Par 3 - Standard turf tee. Large island surrounded by OB marked with pink string and flags. Cart path on left is in bounds. Hole 14 Sponsored by: All divisions - Hole 14 – 453 ft/Par 4 – Standard turf tee. OB on outside of dirt path on right side. OB line extends past basket and is tight to basket in back. Long basket position right of and past golf green in bushes. Hole 15 Sponsored by: MPO & Age protected - Hole 15 – 1,041 ft/Par 5 - Standard turf tee. OB right along tree line – marked with pink string and flags. OB right of/past string line near tee. Standard OB. OB golf greens. Hazard sand bunkers. FPO - Hole 15 – 764 ft/Par 5 – Front turf tee. Same as description above. Hole 16 Sponsored by: MPO & Age protected - Hole 16 – 912 ft/Par 5 – Standard turf tee. Mandatory left of large tree before reaching golf green 2. OB golf greens. FPO – Hole 16 - 639 ft/Par 5 – Front turf tee. Same as description above. Hole 17 Sponsored by: MPO & Age protected - Hole 17 – 426 ft/Par 3 – Standard turf tee. OB over fence. OB cart path and beyond right. OB green. FPO - Hole 17 – 302 ft/Par 3 – Front grass tee on lower shelf in front of golf tee. Same as description above. Hole 18 Sponsored by: MPO & Age protected - Hole 18 – 834 ft/Par 4 - Standard turf tee. Mandatory left of two marked trees. OB line along left side of fairway. FPO - Hole 18 – 565 ft/Par 4 – Front turf tee. Same as description above. Tournament Photography Provided By: To view photos, go to: https://tinyurl.com/ChallengeGHP20 To order photos contact Kristin at (805) 285-3394 or via email at [email protected] Thank you to all of our sponsors and supporters! 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