1 -Each player must provide his equipment, normally a stick and two balls.

2 -The play on a course must be approved by the owner of the hole.

3 -Contrary to the external golf, the object of the play is to enter the stick in the hole and to keep the balls outwards.

4 -For a better play, the handle of the stick should be rigid. The owners of ground can check the stiffness of the handles before the part.

5 -The owners of grounds reserve the right to restrict the length of the sticks to avoid damaging the holes.

6 -The object of the game is to take blows as many than it is necessary to satisfy the owner of the hole. A failure can involve prohibition to play again.

7 -It is badly seen to start to play at sight of the hole immediately. An experienced player will take time to admire the ground in entirety, with a quite special attention for the well formed short props.

8 -It is recommended to the players not to mention the grounds on which they already played or those where they play at present. Owners in anger already damaged the equipment of the players for this reason.

9 -One encourages the players to bring the equipment necessary for their protection in the event of rain.

10 -The players should make sure that their match is well calculated, especially if a course is used for the first time. Certain players were disappointed to discover someone else in their place on the ground.

11 -One cannot assume that a ground can be played in any time; it happens that he is in bad condition. A player more experienced will be able to find means different to play in such a case.

12 -The play must proceed slowly. However, one must accelerate measurement, at least temporarily, at the request of the owner of the ground.

13 -One consider a performance as being extraordinary when a hole is played several times on a same dash in a short lapse of time.

14 -One recommend to the players to require the permission of the owner before passing to the other hole.

15 -Only the owner of the ground can decide which is the best player on his ground.