September is Pain Awareness Month. This year I asked the Hypermobile community their favourite exercise for Hypermobile pain relief. I’ve collated your replies to create the BEST mat class for Hypermobile pain relief. It’s the best because you created the…
SUBSCRIBE to GOLFRULES QUESTIONS for all your golf rules Q. May you modify your stance or swing, so an Immovable Obstruction is now interfering with your play of the ball? . . A. No, you may not modify your stance…
SUBSCRIBE to GOLFRULES QUESTIONS for all your golf rules Q. The player’s ball is ever so slightly outside of the bunker, and fully situated in the general area. The ball is embedded, so what are the player’s options? . A.…
SUBSCRIBE to GOLFRULES QUESTIONS for all your golf rules Q. The player’s ball became plugged in the ground from their last stroke, but they are not entitled to free relief. Why not? . . A. The ball was never airborne,…
SUBSCRIBE to GOLFRULES QUESTIONS for all your golf rules Q. Phil’s ball came to rest in an abnormal course condition (immovable obstruction). He was entitled to a drop, but still had to hit over the house, why? . . A.…
SUBSCRIBE to GOLFRULES QUESTIONS for all your golf rules Q. If your ball lies in an awkward position for you, but other players in your group think you have a shot, do you have to play it? . . A.…
It’s very common for players (and even great players) to feel a bit confused about the proper way to determine your nearest point of complete relief from a cart path (or any immovable obstruction under Rule 16 Abnormal Course Conditions).…
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SUBSCRIBE to GOLFRULES QUESTIONS for all your golf rules Q. If a player sees one fire ant/bull ant/red ant, which are known to cause pain and discomfort, are they entitled to free relief? . A. No, one or a few…