At the USDGC this year the TD wanted to have a rules exception that would create a putting circle around the basket 1.5 meters out. If your disc landed within this radius then you would have to mark it somewhere along the circle creating a 5 foot putt instead of a drop in the reasoning being that a drop in is not a good golf shot and you can merely drop it in even place it in without a throw, that is somehow seen as wrong anyway what an absurd idea, really dumb, anyone care to defend the new proposed rule?
First of all we should clear up that this isn't an across board rule change....this was an rule exemption requested for a specific tournament.
It's a buncr with casual relief allowing some further latitude...i.e. your relief lie could be anywhere just outside the circle..option of moving to a tail wind putt if you wanted to.
Land in the 3m circle take a stance outside the circle 1.5m or approx 5 feet from the pole...the logic is forcing the player to somewhat propel the disc into the entrapment device....A 5 footer measured from the pole is pretty much still a gimme.
that is crackhead mentality.....the pro's play slow enough lets not add extra time needed to think about putting .also sounds like punishment for parking your upshot
I can assure you that the person who proposed this is no crackhead....I would suggest reading the forum in which it's discussed first before ragging on said person/TD's mentality....just a thought and just a opinion.