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How would you change the rule to make it more "fair", and still be consistently interpreted and enforced? It may not be perfect, but as a referee I can watch a player and look at the ground surface and make a ruling. How can it be changed to address different players and their individual height, weight, and shoe size? -
A bit old.. but this rule is kind of unfair ... Lets say that you have Emiliano Grillo and Darren Clark playing together on a PGA event and on one hole both hit the ball to the middle of the fairway only 1 inch apart. When they arrive to the ball Darren take his stand and water comes out from the ground and remains there so he procceds take a free drop on a dry area and hit his shot. Afterwards Grillo takes his stance in the same spot as Clark, but because he is a lot ligther, no water araise from the ground. According to the rules he is not allowed a free drop from the same spot darren had a free drop seconds before. I would love to see this happenning live on TV. Can an argument be made by grillo? could and official use the "spirit of the rule" to let him have a free drop? -
Day 84 (24 Jul 25) - Weekly nine hole round cancelled as the course was tied up with a ladies tournament. No worries - set up with the 54deg wedge and worked on varied shots with green side focus in mine (those nGIR's). Worked between high floaters and low spinners from varied lies replicating the types of lies I typically see on the courses around here. -
I meant lb for lb - so yes I agree it's wheel weight. How would you go about explaining that to someone? Perhaps the rotational inertia being higher with heavier wheels and the rotational inertia of the wheel requiring more torque to make its angular acceleration increase at the same rate? -
By wetzel1592 · Posted
Day 7: Had a virtual putting lesson with @iacas. Spent some time afterwords working with the metronome.
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