Is this legal?

I've gotten poison Ivy on my hands 2 times in the last month.I was wondering if it is allowed to wear rubber gloves?

[Jamie]

I would recomend getting some fairway drivers and some Rocs. Back off on the power and try to land in the fairway for a change.

[HANDSOME GUYS DISC GOLF ASSOCIATION]

it is absolutely ok to wear gloves....i actually wear an original micheal jackson glove....on putts i moonwalk followed by the crotch grab and yelling heee heee to insult the people i am playing with .....

[eric beich]

HANDSOME GUYS DISC GOLF ASSOCIATION said:

it is absolutely ok to wear gloves....i actually wear an original micheal jackson glove....on putts i moonwalk followed by the crotch grab and yelling heee heee to insult the people i am playing with .....

thats funny. I have been just planting my leg on top of the basket and humping it while others putt, I now see what I've been doing wrong.

[James Banevicz]

They make stuff now you apply before you disc golf, can't remember the name but it's at your local Rite Aid, Cvs pharmacy, ZMAN.

[Aaronv]

Nothing works better than Technu. Take a shower and use it right after you play. It will release all of the urishi oils in your skin so the ivy doesn't take hold. It is my best friend in spring and summer.

[Jonny]

I hope that gloves are legal, as I produce a really great glove that is sold at Marshall Street
( http://www.marshallstreetdiscgolf.com/ ) as well as Gotta Go Gotta Throw
( http://www.gottagogottathrow.com/discgolf/ )!

I originally developed these gloves a number of years ago for a few reasons: I have a little scar on my middle finger (too much use!) that became a problem throwing discs (and ultimate lids prior to that for many years); blisters in general; and I wanted something to give me better grip in wet and cold environments, which these do with our gripping features. They are light enought to wear year round, and most of my customers do just that.

The fingertips are left open on purpose, for optimal sensory feel of the discs. Anyway, check it out...called GameHand Glove (also comes in handy for playing video games)...sorry, I don't usually market myself like this, as I mostly enjoy just reading all of the great posts here. But I couldn't resist...peace

[Jack Davis]

Leaves of 3 leave me be!

Just don't touch the stuff!

And I use this stuff like religion.

http://www.tecnuextreme.com/

[Bill Burns]

Speaking of "is this legal", is it OK for me to ride my bicycle around the course during a PDGA tournament during the round when I am playing the course during a competitive round? And if I do, can I wear bicycle gloves? :)

[Stu]

Regarding those Gamehand gloves mentioned earlier, I ordered a pair, and have found they are excellent. Extremely light, excellent grip on discs, good protection of fingers and hand, and in cold weather I can get my snow gloves on my hand while wearing these gloves underneath. Recommended.

[Peter Kunoff]

mark ellis said:

In my profession I am often asked this question. Usually the answer is "no".



But in this case, go for it.

lawyers wear rubber gloves??? insert any slimy lawyer joke here!!!

[stevo]

i wear a thin motorcycle glove in the winter

[Tino "SilverBack" Medina]

kudos forthe one that psoted the actual rules from the PDGA. That is correct. Just think protection, not something to "aid" in the throw.