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By iacas ·
I think of the low point as generally under the lead shoulder or armpit. Something close to that. That can vary, though, depending on some other things a golfer does, but it's a general starting point. I will say I'm not a big fan of the AI type text to speech voices. I think we still connect as humans with another clearly human voice with better inflection, tone, and even small imperfections. This feels like a corporate training video (not that I've done one of those in decades) or those formulaic-for-clicks Shorts on YouTube. -
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By pganapathy ·
I understand, to some extent, when this rule comes into play during the monsoon. In our home course, balls plug in both the fairway and rough. They are slowly trying to raise the fairways, improve underground drainage and shape the fairways in such a way that water flows off it. And I also understand the pain of losing a ball just one foot off the fairway in the rough. But the rules are clear about a lost ball. Obeying the rules is what makes golf a great game and levels the playing field for everybody
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