Spike Hyzer's: 35th Sneeky Pete Classic

2.3 Staff and Participant Best Practices Anyone who is in a high-risk category as noted by the Cent ... show more ›

2.3 Staff and Participant Best Practices Anyone who is in a high-risk category as noted by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control, or similar country-specific agencies should not participate. Participants should not touch discs, bags, carts, or any other property belonging to another participant. Participants should bring and control their own food and water for the entire day (see 2.2.K above). If using a digital scorecard, the players in a group may agree on a single player to keep score electronically, or the digital scorecard should be virtually handed off to another player when it is their turn so they can use their own device whenever possible. Mobile devices should not be shared among players. If using paper scorecards is the only option, the players in a group should agree on a single person to keep score to prevent the passing of a scorecard from player to player.

SOCIAL DISTANCING- Please see below PDGA recommendations for social distancing during tournaments. ... show more ›

SOCIAL DISTANCING- Please see below PDGA recommendations for social distancing during tournaments. Keep in mind violations can lead to disqualification. See social distancing guidelines below. 10. RESPECT MY SOCIAL DISTANCE - While some of you out there may think COVID is a bunch of BS, I DON'T! Please stay at least 6' away from me and reserve yourself to a 'salute' when you see me instead of a hug or handshake. PLEASE DO NOT APPROACH ME FROM BEHIND.