SUBSCRIBE to GOLFRULES QUESTIONS for all your golf rules Q. What is the difference between an Immovable Obstruction and an Integral Object? . . A. Immovable Obstruction – Any obstruction that: Cannot be moved without unreasonable effort or without damaging…
SUBSCRIBE to GOLFRULES QUESTIONS for all your golf rules Q. The player was late to her tee time by two minutes, what is the penalty? . A. The penalty for starting play before your tee time, or not being ready…
Tune in and listen to Blakey and Rossco speak all things golf rules. Listener Question – What does Point of Maximum Available Relief mean? Tony Finau – Joaquin Niemann – Chapters: 00:00 Welcome 02:24 GRQOTW Ep 19 Answer 06:56 Thoughts…
SUBSCRIBE to GOLFRULES QUESTIONS for all your golf rules Q. If your ball is embedded in sand in the general area, are you able to take free relief? . A. No, free relief for an embedded ball is only when…
SUBSCRIBE to GOLFRULES QUESTIONS for all your golf rules Q. The player believes their first ball may be lost outside of a penalty area, what options do they have? . A. They may play a provisional ball under Rule 18.3.…
Scoring for New Golfers. Chapters: 00:00 Welcome & apologies for technical malfunctions to the video recording 02:18 Public Service Announcement – wear sunscreen 05:18 GRQOTW Ep 18 Answer 07:58 Drop/Re-Drop 08:56 Abnormal Course Condition, ball on putting green. 10:27 Playing…
SUBSCRIBE to GOLFRULES QUESTIONS for all your golf rules Q. Are you permitted to tap down spike marks on your line of play on the putting green? . A. Yes, if you permitted to repair damage on the putting green…
SUBSCRIBE to GOLFRULES QUESTIONS for all your golf rules Q. Can you have the flagstick attended when you are off the green? . . A. Yes, as long as you are not delaying play. Once the flagstick is attended during…
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…