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B.The guidelines for golf discs are set forth in the
PDGA Technical Standards Document. To be legal in PDGA
competition, a disc must:
(1)have a saucer-like configuration with a non-perforated
flight plate.
(2)be made of solid plastic material, without any
inflatable components;
(3)have an inner rim depth that exceeds five percent of
the disc's outside disc diameter;
(4)not be less than 21 centimeters or greater than 40
centimeters in outside disc diameter;
(5)not exceed 8.3 grams per centimeter in outside disc
diameter;
(6)not exceed 200 grams in weight;
(7)be essentially as produced, without any intentional
post-production modifications that alter the weight or flight
characteristics;
(8)be produced in numbers of at least 1500;
(9)be made available commercially to the public;
(10)present no unreasonable and no unusual danger to
players or spectators;
(11)have a rim configuration rating of 26.0 or greater;
(12)pass the leading edge radius test with a 1.6
millimeters (1/16 inch) radius gauge;
(13)have a rigidity rating no greater than 12.25
kilograms (27 lb);
(14)be specifically approved by the director if
questioned by any player in a PDGA sanctioned event, but in no
case shall the disc be approved if it violates any of the above
specifications; and,
(15)have been certified for competition by the PDGA
Technical Standards Committee.
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