SUBSCRIBE to GOLFRULES QUESTIONS for all your golf rules Q. Are you permitted to take relief from a Temporary Immovable Obstruction that is situated out of bounds? . A. Yes. If a Temporary Immovable Obstruction is out of bounds and…
SUBSCRIBE to GOLFRULES QUESTIONS for all your golf rules Q. If you drop your ball into the relief area, and it bounces out and comes to rest outside of the relief area, how do you proceed? . . A. You…
Welcome to our new RuleWelcome to our new Rules series, 12 Rules of Christmas with Grant Moir. In this video series, Grant Moir takes a festive approach to talking through some of the most popular Rules of Golf. To learn…
SUBSCRIBE to GOLFRULES QUESTIONS for all your golf rules Q. The player has interference to their stance by a fairway distance marker (which is an immovable obstruction), are they entitled to free relief? . A. Firstly, which part of the…
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SUBSCRIBE to GOLFRULES QUESTIONS for all your golf rules Q. The player has interference from a boundary fence, are they entitled to free relief? . . A. No, boundary fences do not come under the definition of an immovable or…
SUBSCRIBE to GOLFRULES QUESTIONS for all your golf rules Q. If your ball is lying anywhere but on the putting green, are you entitled to …
Robert covers the procedure for taking complete relief, and answers the question, “Do I have to take relieve in the same conditions or cut of rough as my ball is in originally?”
SUBSCRIBE to GOLFRULES QUESTIONS for all your golf rules Q. If you have interference for a reasonable stroke with two different conditions, are you permitted to choose which one you would like to take relief from? . . A. Yes,…