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The rules of Pitch & Putt

As defined by FIPPA, in consultation with national Pitch and Putt associations worldwide. All FIPPA sanctioned competitions are to take place in accordance with these Rules.

FIPPA allows member associations and federations to legislate for the game in their own territory and adapt these rules accordingly for local tournaments.

2nd. Edition, effective from 1 January 2010

These are transitional Rules for the period 2010-2013 and should be read in conjunction with all updates that are published on the FIPPA website, www.fippa.net

Pitch and Putt is an independent amateur sport controlled worldwide by FIPPA, the International Federation of Pitch and Putt. The FIPPA Constitution defines Pitch and Putt with the following characteristics:

Distances:

  1. a. Length of hole: Maximum of 90 meters
    b. Length of 18 hole course: Maximum of 1,200 meters
  2. Maximum of three clubs (one of which must be a Putter) permitted for use.
  3. Use of a Tee on the Teeing Ground is obligatory.
  4. The Teeing Ground for the hole to be played is common for all players

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# Article Title Hits
1 How to use these rules 128
2 Etiquette: behavior on the course 113
3 Definitions 110
4 Part I - General play 157
5 Part II - Equipment 123
6 Part III - The Game 114
7 Part IV - The Player 117
8 Part V - General rule 113
9 Part VI - Forms of play 118
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