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My personal feeling is that if your golf ball goes onto someone's property, you've lost the ball and take the penalty when you drop another ball. That's what I would do. The guy that played his ball of your lawn is......quite ballsy.....excuse the pun.
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Once the ball is in your yard. it is your ball not theirs. They should not walk on your yard without your permission. Playing from your yard , Divot or No divot is a NO NO.
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Dotti, you have every right to be upset. What happened to you seems crazy to me.
Reading this whole thread, the only clarification I would add is someone who does not know how to proceed after hitting a ball out of bounds (or even worse actually hits a ball from out of bounds) is NOT a golfer... Call them whatever you will but a golfer would take the time to learn some basic rules... for goodness sake there are only 34 all together in a tiny little book. |
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If I was in a group with a guy/girl that was playing a ball from across the street I would prevent him/her from doing that even if I just met him/her. Maybe a phrase like: Yo Billy.... you nuts :D? I need to work on that a bit... |
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Glad to know that he was clearly out of line.
And, yes, for clarification, we are across Pinellas Place from the green. He did hit it across the road to the green from 10 ft into our yard! Takes all kinds I guess!! |
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Don't remember the exact shot you are referring to but: Tiger's ball must have been crossing a hazard line and NOT an OB line. If it were a hazard line then you have a few options depending on red or yellow (not going to get into those here). If OB then there is only 1 option: play from original spot with 1 stroke penalty (assuming he didn't hit a provisional ball thinking he might be OB). |
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Chicken, BarryRX, and Russ thanks for the correction. I don't think that is the shot I was referring to I clearly remember it going far left and splashing down in the water, but been 3 or 4 years ago and I can't remember. I do remember the water hazard was covered with Green moss and when the ball hit it made big clearing in the murky green covering. IMO in regular daily play makes no sense to back peddle and slow play down unless your in tournament or playing for Sawbuck But that me, I try to keep up with the group and not cause backup.
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Yes, the rules can be bent if you're just out for practice etc. But a refresher on the rules is never a bad thing. And keeping up pace is never a bad thing either:) |
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