Please yield to school/park/parking lot users. Discs are considered in a hazard if the entire disc lands within the hazard. If a disc lands in a hazard, +1 to your score and play it where is lies OR you can play it from where it entered the hazard. Hazards for each hole are as follows: Hole 1-any hard pavement (concrete or asphalt) after the tee shot. Hole 2- the running track. Hole 4- the running track and the half-circle shaped asphalt area behind the north goal post. Hole 6- any landscaped rock bed or hard (concrete or asphalt surface). Hole 9- any hard (concrete of asphalt) surface after the tee shot.