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Hello Everyone,

I joined the site to learn more about the rules of golf. I have two boys that are just starting competitive golf and the rules forum is a great resource for us to learn.

I had been playing for a number of years but stepped away for a while when life got too busy. We live within walking distance to a course and my boys wanted to start playing. So thankfully I have two playing partners every weekend and the joy of watching them compete.

Mike


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Hello Everyone,

I joined the site to learn more about the rules of golf. I have two boys that are just starting competitive golf and the rules forum is a great resource for us to learn.

I had been playing for a number of years but stepped away for a while when life got too busy. We live within walking distance to a course and my boys wanted to start playing. So thankfully I have two playing partners every weekend and the joy of watching them compete.

Mike

Welcome!  This is a good place to be for rules.  There are a lot of very knowledgable rules folk here (not me ;)).

Just about every rules question I've had, if I couldn't find it easily enough here then I'd search TST and frequently have luck that way.

If all else fails, start a new thread in the rules forum with your question, and you will get a lot of good information.

Good luck!

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Thank you very much. I agree, so far every question I have had about a rule, showed up by using the search function. Most times I have found the answer, some just made me more confused. :-D


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