The World Washer Toss Association establishes standardized rules for competitive washer toss. From backyard games to sanctioned championships, WWTA rules create a consistent playing experience for everyone.
WWTA rules establish the official equipment, gameplay, scoring and competition standards used at WWTA-sanctioned events around the world.
Standard washers, boxes and cups.
Consistent rules for singles and doubles.
One scoring system from local play through championships.
Rules for sanctioned tournaments, leagues and championship events.
A consistent standard that connects players across the U.S., Canada and worldwide.
WWTA establishes all standard equipment specifications to ensure consistent and fair play across all sanctioned events.
WWTA supports both singles and doubles competition at all levels.
See the complete rulebook for positioning, throwing order, substitutions and additional details.
WWTA supports competition at every level — from backyard play to world championships.
Sanctioned events may use approved variations in game length or tournament format (e.g., to 21, 11 or 7). See the full rulebook for all formats, brackets and event regulations.
Sanctioned WWTA events follow the Official Rules of Washer Toss together with any published event or championship regulations. WWTA Directors are responsible for administering competition and resolving rules questions during sanctioned play.
Events provide both points for participation and where a player finishes in the event. Points are calculated in the manner contained in the rules or via the points calculation table. The WWTA reserves the right to edit how points are calculated.
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Sanctioned events may use approved variations in game length or tournament format (e.g., to 21, 11 or 7). See the full rulebook for all formats, brackets and event regulations.
