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By DaveP043 ·
I'll try to post a bit more here as the season moves on. Yesterday was my first "referee gig" this year, the first of a two-day event for juniors. No real unusual rulings, but a couple of slightly complicated situations with two consecutive drops. There's a hole with a Red Penalty Area down the right, with a cart path running parallel. On a couple of occasions a player had to take Penalty Area relief. Two clublengths from the point of entry required dropping no further left than the center of the cart path. Once that relief procedure was completed, he took relief from the cart path. Due to the relatively small distance between the path and the PA, the Nearest Point of Complete Relief was to the "fairway side" of the path. I made the Player consider a drop to the PA side, with the player's feet clear of the path (i.e. complete relief from interference), but that would have put the drop in the Penalty Area, which isn't acceptable. Something which I now see as common, this 36-hole event is defined as four 9-hole stipulated rounds. This is done so that, if bad weather sets in, there can be legitimate results if everyone has completed at least 9 holes.
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