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By Stryper ·
Obviously everyone takes things very literally here my apologies. Two club lengths and back on the angle perpendicular to the green and where the ball was assumed to have crossed when it went OOB or was lost. To a hacker like me anything on the short stuff is “middle of the fairway”. It also seemed that it would favour a big hitter who has gone OOB as they don’t have the risk of hitting a drive into OOB twice in a row if they are allowed to take that rule. But the rule is the rule. I’ll approach the club and see what their take on it is. Strange that when this guy brought this rule up the others had not heard of it. It makes a lot of sense to me. -
By Rulesman ·
The decision to use the MLR is the player's alone. He has the choice regardless of what others may think. If he finds the original - all ok. If he doesn't, he follows the procedure with a 2 stroke penalty. But he doesn't "play from the middle of the fairway". -
By pganapathy ·
Another tournament prize for me yesterday. Not played golf for a year and two weeks back played a tournament. Horribly inconsistent round. Post that didn't touch my clubs before playing another tournament yesterday. Fairly decent round with the exception of 3 triple bogeys, 2 of which were OB. The other was just bad shots and decisions. Still finished 16 over and was runner up in the gross stableford event with 22 points. The winner had 23 points -
By DaHolla ·
Day 27 - Good session checking distances on about half my clubs. -
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