A member advised he was confused as to whether worm casts were loose
impediments, each in our group had a different solution. Unfortunately the
correct answer may be just as confusing.
Loose impediment are defined as natural objects including Stones;
leaves; twigs and the like.
Dung and insects and also the casts and heaps made by them are
loose impediments provided (and here is the crunch for your decision)
they are not fixed or growing, solidly embedded or adhered to the
ball.
Sand and loose soil are loose impediment on the putting green but not
elsewhere. Snow and natural ice, other than frost are either Casual water or
loose impediments, (the players Option). Sheriff
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