26 May, 2016

More Golf rules from Fred May 26th 2016


As we are entering the Match-play season and I received a query today, I thought it expedient to mention that Rules of Golf are not always the same for both Stroke-play and Match-play.
 
If your opponent plays from outside the tee Box there is no penalty in match-play, but you have the right to require your opponent to disregard the stroke and play from within the correct Tee area.
Now the tee area is not the raised ground upon which the tee markers are placed, it is the area rectangle consisting of a line between the two markers (either white yellow or red) and behind these markers, forming a box, a distance of two club lengths deep. 
 
Another misconception is in regard to the two shot penalty when both balls are on the green and a player’s putt strikes an opponents ball, In match-play there is no penalty.
 
Regards The Sheriff

 

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