Lyons USD 405

Discuss safety on the disc golf course. Explain the importance of each of the following.
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Throw in designated areas; they have been specifically located for reasons of safety and challenge.
Be sure the fairway is clear before throwing. Pedestrians have the right of way. Yell “fore” if a thrown disc is approaching a pedestrian.
Do not hit lamp posts; impact can damage bulbs.
Avoid throwing on or across streets.
Avoid throwing near parked or moving vehicles.
Avoid throwing near windows or other fixtures that could be damaged by a disc.
Play only during daylight hours.
Do not play if you can see lightning or hear thunder.
SPECIAL RULES: During the Coronavirus pandemic, maintain social distancing of at least 6 feet between people, avoid touching other players’ discs or equipment, cover coughs and sneezes, keep your hands away from your face, and wash hands thoroughly after playing.

Discuss disc golf etiquette.
Show that you understand basic disc golf terminology including: ace, approach, backhand, birdie, bogie, drive, fairway, forehand, mando, out of bounds or OB, overhead, par, putt, roller, stable, tee, and thumb.
Tell about your understanding of the Disc Golf United system of performance scoring (handicapping).
Do the following:

Tell about the history of disc golf.
Tell about the accomplishments of a disc golf Hall of Famer or other top player of your choice.

Tell how disc golf can contribute to a healthy lifestyle, mentally and physically.
Tell how a disc golf exercise plan can help you play better. Show two exercises that would improve your game.

i. Drive from the tee.

ii. A long-distance fairway shot.

iii. An approach shot.

iv. A shot through or around obstacles.

v. A sound putting technique.

Play a minimum of two nine-hole rounds or one 18-hole round of disc golf with another golfer about your age and an adult approved by your parent or guardian. Do the following:

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