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8 Comments
I'm pretty sure (or not) that it's not a format addressed by the rules but it's very common in a scramble for all the partners to watch every putt from down the line. Now I'm curious about it.
There is a penalty for the caddie touching the intended line.
can he stand on the line from the other side of the pin
Once you have started to take your stance AND the Caddie is still behind you, you're Toast.
Backing out of the Stance, to get the Caddie to move, doesn't save you.
Rule 10.2b and Interpretations.
Isn't there also an issue with the caddie touching the line of the putt, as he did with the wedge? I thought he could indicate it in the air, but not physically touch it.
Your logo makes me think, is it legal for a kangaroo to play golf?
It's there a specific role about humans only?
A bit like Babe the pig sheepherder.
Is there a reason for this rule? What is the harm in the caddie standing there?
I'm looking at the rules and I don't really see a mention of the restriction on partner/partner's caddie, am I missing something? I only see it in reference to the player's caddie.