Could Eveliina Salonen Have Used PDGA Rule 807.B To Her Advantage During This Disc Golf Oddity?

I guess technically it came to rest “supported by the tray”, but it’s touching the ground and not entirely supported by the tray?

I’m pretty sure correct me if I’m wrong but if the disc is supported by the basket it’s a putt made

It's supported by the ground and the tray, without the ground it would not rest in this position. Also it's a clear miss, I would feel bad if it happened to me and I'd use that rule..

I'd call it a made putt and suggest an immediate rule change.

All because this chick can't putt

We all know the idea is to get the disc IN the basket. If someone invoked that rule in seriousness after such a bad miss, I'd take their discs away.

Rule clearly needs updated to include verbiage about ONLY being supported by the basket/cage/chains, because the ground is also supporting it.

For the love of god, change your putting form!

Don’t reward an air ball. Her putting is less than stellar

That's a made putt

Is this video a joke?

Not a made putt, but certainly warrants updating the language of the rule to indicate it needs to be within the space of the basket tray and chain assembly. Cool find!

Not certain what the issue is here, commentator says something about orange ?, sounds like someone says something about first availabla, another commentator says something about relief... ohn says something about where evalina can stand, .td must of put something in caddy book about this hole....id take video down and post another as its confusing

looks like it was being supported by tray and ground.

Play a provisional. See how it fleshes out after the round/tournament.

Why would the course designer even place the basket there? Stupid really.

Wouldn’t it count the same way as if your shot got wedged in the tray? Came to rest due to the tray and a small part of the disc has breached the inside.

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If she had hit chains then I would have to say that technically it was a made put but because she didn't it would be inconclusive that she had entered the target before resting on the cage.

The PDGA ruled on a similar situation. They said it counts. The idea is that if you move the basket the disc would move. In the literal sense the discs position is being supported by the basket.

According to the wording this lie would count as completing the hole. That's a made putt. If they change it to include the words "supported only and solely by..." then it would not count. As it is currently, it is correct and legal to play the hole as if it were completed by this putt. No provisional needed.

Cool that everyone happens to have yellow putters 🥰

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