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Permalink Reply by Terry "the Pirate" Calhoun on November 5, 2008 at 1:39pm Emphasis mine. This is from the Rules of Play. Language from the Competition Manual, which also applies, is below this.
RULES OF PLAY
804.05 Disqualification and Suspension
A. A player shall be disqualified by the director for meeting any of the necessary conditions of
disqualification as set forth in the rules, or for any of the following:
(1) Unsportsmanlike conduct, such as; loud cursing, throwing things in anger (other than discs
in play), or overt rudeness to anyone present.
(2) Willful and overt destruction or abuse of plant life, course hardware, or any other
property considered part of the disc golf course or the park.
(3) Cheating: a willful attempt to circumvent the rules of play.
(4) Activities which are in violation of the law or park regulation or disc golf course rule,
including the illegal consumption of drugs or alcohol.
COMPETITION MANUAL (PDF)
Section 3.1.C. The use of illegal substances is forbidden from the 2-
minute warning until the player’s scorecard is submitted.
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I'm not an attorney, but I'd figure that in the case of medical marijuana for which a player has a prescription, it would be much like for any other medication that takes a prescription but that would otherwise be unlawful for a player to be using - like stuff with codeine, etc.
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Permalink Reply by Bryce @ Treebangers Disc Golf on November 5, 2008 at 4:08pm Emphasis mine. This is from the Rules of Play. Language from the Competition Manual, which also applies, is below this.
RULES OF PLAY
804.05 Disqualification and Suspension
A. A player shall be disqualified by the director for meeting any of the necessary conditions of
disqualification as set forth in the rules, or for any of the following:
(1) Unsportsmanlike conduct, such as; loud cursing, throwing things in anger (other than discs
in play), or overt rudeness to anyone present.
(2) Willful and overt destruction or abuse of plant life, course hardware, or any other
property considered part of the disc golf course or the park.
(3) Cheating: a willful attempt to circumvent the rules of play.
(4) Activities which are in violation of the law or park regulation or disc golf course rule,
including the illegal consumption of drugs or alcohol.
COMPETITION MANUAL (PDF)
Section 3.1.C. The use of illegal substances is forbidden from the 2-
minute warning until the player’s scorecard is submitted.
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I'm not an attorney, but I'd figure that in the case of medical marijuana for which a player has a prescription, it would be much like for any other medication that takes a prescription but that would otherwise be unlawful for a player to be using - like stuff with codeine, etc.
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