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Double Disc Court:

Double Disc Court (DDC)

Various DDC resources and picture galleries. World player rankings, tournament results, and formats.

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Questions and Answers

Explanation of particular rules and references to the official rules of the sport.

http://www.bcdss.bc.ca/other/ddc.html

WFDF Rules: Article II - Double Disc Court

Provides a listing of rules in outline format.

http://www.cs.rochester.edu/u/ferguson/disc/wfdf/wfdf-ddc.html

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