Temporary water? Cart path? Tree roots? Rule 16 has your back. In this episode of You Think You Know the Rules? — presented by TeeTime Golf Pass — John breaks down your options for free relief when your ball, stance,…
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We’re going to call this one a hole made by the maintenance staff and therefor it is ground under repair. Golf rules are hard and clearly no one expects a player to play from this abnormal course condition. Purpose of…
Just as the golf tournament season continues to progress, the rules and regulations have too! Join PGA Professional, JR Ross, as he explains yellow and red penalty areas, as well as abnormal ground conditions and out of bounds markings!
Golf Rule 16.1 Abnormal course conditions
Welcome to Episode 2 of The R&A Rules Skool Open! The Rules Skool Open is targeted for younger golfers to give them the basics of the Rules and have fun in an entertaining way, while also being of interest and…
Rule 16 covers when and how you may take free relief by playing a ball from a different place, such as when you have interference by an abnormal course condition or a dangerous animal condition. These conditions are not treated…
This is a bit involved so quite a long video. In summary, if your stance and / or area of intended swing is interfered with by more than one condition from which you could get free relief you may choose…
Most of the time you may not take up an unusual stance or attempt an abnormal stroke in order to get free relief from, for example, an Abnormal Course Conditions (e.g. temporary water, GUR, an immovable obstruction, or an animal…
Rules of Golf from Oshawa Golf & Curling Club: Abnormal Ground Condition (Cart Path) Relief. Head Pro Dylan Welsh demonstrates how to determine your drop area when your ball lands on abnormal ground conditions.