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14.1: Individual categories: Female kids (Kf), Male kids (Km), Kids (K); Female youth (Yf), Male youth (Ym), Youth (Y); General class women (W), General class men (M), General class (G); Female senior 1 (Sf1), Male senior 1 (Sm1), Senior 1 (S1); Female senior 2 (Sf2), Male senior 2 (Sm2), Senior ...

Players and coaches must keep away from the lane and player when the ball is addressed, if possible at least 1 meter (8.5). Aiming help by coaches or other persons is strictly forbidden (8.7).

Coaches may receive an admonition (green card, step 1), banishing from the course for the rest of the day (yellow, step 2) or for the rest of the tournament (red, step 3), each once per tournament (19.2). A banished coach cannot be substituted and may not affect the game in any way (19.6–19.7).

Doping is strictly forbidden (17.1). Playing under the influence of alcoholic beverages/food is forbidden (17.2).

Non-permitted putter (3.4) or ball (4.5): shots count and the lane is replayed.; Shots played too early (11.2, 11.4) or lanes played in the wrong order (11.9): shots count and the lane is replayed.; Shot not played from the teeing-off area, incorrect repositioning, or repositioning twice (8.11): ...

The head referee may order a general interruption (12.1). In thunderstorms in close proximity the tournament must be interrupted immediately regardless of rain (12.3).

11.1: Lanes are always played in the order 1 to 18. With a shotgun start, players play in sequence from their starting lane (e.g. starting at lane 9: lanes 9-18, then 1-8).; 11.2: A lane can only be played once the previous player has played it and left the playing area; each player must be ready...

Referees may impose, each only once per player per tournament, and noted on the front of the score-card: Admonition (A) — green card.; Admonition and 1 penalty point (A+1) — blue card.; Booking and 2 penalty points (B+2) — yellow card.

Aiming devices, spirit levels and similar devices are forbidden for everyone on the course during a tournament (13.1). g.

Protests against refereeing decisions must be in writing to the chairman of the jury within 15 minutes (20.1); in matchplay they are decided on the lane (20.2). Jury decisions are final (20.3).