The Rules of Golf can be complex if you are new to the game. My Call the Referee series of video’s is a practical guide to some of the common and at times uncommon situation we find whilst playing. During…
The Rules of Golf can be complex if you are new to the game. My Call the Referee series of video’s is a practical guide to some of the common and at times uncommon situation we find whilst playing. During…
Resident Rules of Golf expert Fergus Bisset joins Golf Monthly editor Neil Tappin to discuss the situations where the Rules of Golf differ between strokeplay and matchplay and how knowing matchplay rules could well win you a hole or the…
Understand golf’s preferred lies rule and play with fairness, even in tough winter conditions! In this short, we break down how the ‘lift, clean, and place’ rule works, giving you a fair shot no matter how muddy or wet the…
Want to play golf year-round? Master the winter golf rules! In this short, we cover essential rules like preferred lies, relief from temporary water, and embedded ball relief, so you can confidently tackle the course no matter the season.
Winter conditions can make golf tricky, but knowing the winter rules can help you play like a pro! In this short, we break down the essentials of winter golf rules, including lift, clean, and place, relief from temporary water, and…
According to USGA Rule 4.2c(1), a player can lift their ball to check for damage in a bunker or penalty area without penalty, provided they follow proper procedures. In this video, we explain the steps required to inspect a ball…
According to USGA Rule 6.4b(2), players in stroke play are encouraged to play “ready golf” in a safe and responsible way to improve pace of play. This video explains how “ready golf” works and provides tips on how to use…
Under USGA Rule 3.3b(1), a player in stroke play does not receive an automatic two-stroke penalty for failing to inform their marker of a penalty immediately. However, the player must report the penalty before returning the scorecard. In this video,…
In this video, we dive into USGA Rule 5.6a, which allows a player a short delay in play when seeking assistance from a referee. Learn the specifics of how much time is considered reasonable and when it’s appropriate to request…