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By iacas ·
Sorry, I will disagree. You got a penalty because you hit it somewhere and didn't want to play it from there. Bunkers are not the general area. If you had hit it into temporary water in the general area, you'd be entitled to relief. You hit it into a hazard, a bunker. Why should you get free relief when you hit it into a bunker? If someone else hit it into a different part of the bunker, without water, they'd not get a drop for free out of the bunker. Heck, it'd cost them two strokes if they didn't have an ACC and wanted to drop it out of the bunker. -
By anaveragehacker ·
I love golf, but we have some really dumb rules. Like this one, you get a penalty stroke because it rained. -
By iacas ·
No. If there was a place no closer to the hole that afforded some relief, you could have dropped there. If you were truly as far away from the hole as you could, in the "back" of the bunker, then… your options were basically to play it as it lies (lied? lay?) or take the penalty stroke and drop behind the bunker (keeping the point where the ball was between your drop and the hole). -
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Day 121 - Had a tournament today, not my best. I was hitting everything off the heel. -
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Day 4 (5 May 24) - mirror work focused on “feel of weight” transfer onto lead foot. Continued work to develop trust in lead foot being able to handle full weight pressure…
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