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Q.
If you pick up your ball believing it was conceded by your opponent in match play, what is the ruling if it wasn’t actually conceded?
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If was reasonable to assume from the actions/sounds of the opponent that the putt was conceded, there is no penalty and you must replace your ball.
If it wasn’t reasonable to assume such concession, then you incur a one stroke penalty and must replace your ball.
Rule 3.2.
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