Golf Rules Quick Reference 2023-2026: The practical guide for use on the course

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Also, if the club incidentally touches the sand, like while you're walking to your ball there is no penalty anymore. I have no idea why they made it so complicated and awkward - right now try dropping a ball from knee height. And the moment you look inside, it's easy to understand why this little book has become an award-winning bestseller recommended by golf associations around the world. You can't make the lie better so be sure not to press your club down very hard behind the ball to try flatten the ground.

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The handy, plastic-coated flip guide answers every rules question at a glance, as each rules situation is illustrated (more than 170 illustrations). By that, I mean they have arguments and carry a pocket rule book to prove they're right over the tiniest of innocent infringements.You can also ask for information that is public knowledge like where the water hazards are and distances on the sprinklers your friend is standing next to. The 2023 Rules have a focus on making the rules easier to understand and more accessible with an emphasis on inclusion and sustainability,” said Mary Beth McKenna, Golf Canada’s Director of AmateurChampionshipsandRules. AXS Fan Account gives you the ability to view, send, or sell your tickets as well as purchase additional tickets and view your account history. You can do it in "waste bunkers" - make sure to find out before a round where they are on the course.

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When you are out on the course and a question is asked about a rule, you don't have a lot of time to find the answer. If your ball hits the pin when you're off the green, that's no problem as long as no one is touching the flag at the time.

You may drop away from temporary water that breaks the surface of the ground and is not marked as a hazard. A former captain and committee member, he has passed the Level 3 Rules of Golf exam with distinction having attended the national Tournament Administrators and Referee's Seminar.