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    Default Last rules infringement you let slide.

    Playing partner was breaking off branches so he could get a better swing at the ball.

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    I don't let any slide.

    I'm a stickler for the rules man
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    Without rules there is anarchy.

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    Point of entry for a drop. He should have gone back to the tee but as he had 15 points after 15 holes, it was all academic really.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ferrins View Post
    Playing partner was breaking off branches so he could get a better swing at the ball.
    There is a difference between "backing into" a shot and having a branch snap and snapping them off deliberately.

    If its the latter, let him have it as there is no room for cheats on the golf course
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    It was the latter.

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    I've got to get tougher, I guess.

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    Were you aware of the rule at the time ?
    Originally Posted by sms316
    Without rules there is anarchy.

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    I called a penalty on a partner once, problem is he was the club president and also on the state association's rules committee. It was on the 2nd hole and he didn't talk to me for the rest of the round.

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    I was aware but I was at the other side of the fairway and his next shot hit the tree's and went deep.

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    Quote Originally Posted by wbennett View Post
    Point of entry for a drop. He should have gone back to the tee but as he had 15 points after 15 holes, it was all academic really.
    Im booked with you next week Benno - and im bringing my rules book!!

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    The ball moving whilst being addressed, this happens quite a bit and nobody calls themselves on it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by zacdullard View Post
    The ball moving whilst being addressed, this happens quite a bit and nobody calls themselves on it.
    Read the rule on that though as its a bit of a tricky one IMO and cause an argument for 18holes with a group i played in with once haha
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    It's easy to let a minor discretion slip or get casual about where it should be dropped when they are already having a turd of a round.

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    Raking a bunker before a shot.

    Mate went into bunker to get a rake and raked his foot prints (and others I gather) on the way out. Then went right to the other end of the bunker to play his shot. I asked him what he was doing raking the bunker? He didn't even seem to realise it was the same bunker or that he had done it. Put him on notice, but did not call a penalty. Think he wiped the hole in the end anyway.

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    Quote Originally Posted by grandmasterb View Post
    Read the rule on that though as its a bit of a tricky one IMO and cause an argument for 18holes with a group i played in with once haha
    I am confused by this one. I get the address on the putting green side of it, but what about on a full swing?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Daves View Post
    Raking a bunker before a shot.

    Mate went into bunker to get a rake and raked his foot prints (and others I gather) on the way out. Then went right to the other end of the bunker to play his shot. I asked him what he was doing raking the bunker? He didn't even seem to realise it was the same bunker or that he had done it. Put him on notice, but did not call a penalty. Think he wiped the hole in the end anyway.
    I played with a trainee pro at a club in Brisbane who did the same thing.

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    Quote Originally Posted by adlo View Post
    I am confused by this one. I get the address on the putting green side of it, but what about on a full swing?
    My understanding is once you've taken a practice swing you have "started" your shot so if you then take your stance and the ball moves/falls off the tee it is classed as a shot???
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    Hmmmm, not sure.
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    Quote Originally Posted by grandmasterb View Post
    My understanding is once you've taken a practice swing you have "started" your shot so if you then take your stance and the ball moves/falls off the tee it is classed as a shot???
    Nope.

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    Someone at the champs tried to let someone off a half arsed airswing on a 2 inch putt that probably not many would have noticed. But I wouldnt let the idiot get away with it.
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    If the ball falls of the tee and you have not attempted to hit there is no penalty. Through the green if you ground you're club at address and the ball moves then you cop a one stroke penalty and need to replace ball to original spot.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ferrins View Post
    If the ball falls of the tee and you have not attempted to hit there is no penalty. Through the green if you ground you're club at address and the ball moves then you cop a one stroke penalty and need to replace ball to original spot.
    Not according to rule 18-2b its not
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    11-3. Ball Falling off Tee
    If a ball, when not in play, falls off a tee or is knocked off a tee by the player in addressing it, it may be re-teed, without penalty. However, if a stroke is made at the ball in these circumstances, whether the ball is moving or not, the stroke counts, but there is no penalty.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Daves View Post
    11-3. Ball Falling off Tee
    If a ball, when not in play, falls off a tee or is knocked off a tee by the player in addressing it, it may be re-teed, without penalty. However, if a stroke is made at the ball in these circumstances, whether the ball is moving or not, the stroke counts, but there is no penalty.
    That's whilst addressing the ball not after addressing it though so the ruling is different again.
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    Quote Originally Posted by AndyP View Post
    It's easy to let a minor discretion slip or get casual about where it should be dropped when they are already having a turd of a round.
    I'm with you Andy, I understand the rules are there for a reason, but golf at our level is supposed to be fun. I couldn't care where a ball is dropped if they are not in contention.

    Just get it back into play and keep moving.


 

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