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Can an SBD be considered a man-made immovable object?


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If I am golfing with my mate and he decides to have three breakfast burritos and a case of beer for breakfast. Can get relief from tn inevitable cloud that will hover over my ball?

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1 hour ago, FlappyGilmore said:

If I am golfing with my mate and he decides to have three breakfast burritos and a case of beer for breakfast. Can get relief from tn inevitable cloud that will hover over my ball?

Movable - yes; man-made - assuredly; obstruction - no; relief - for him probably.

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I think this is an unwritten rule of the Bro Code, which overrules all other rules.

You must declare loudly, "dude that smells", use your putter to roll the ball to a less stinky area and play on!

Feel free to access your mate a 2 stroke penalty, 3 if a screamer is too loose and causes a shart!

In my Grom:

Driver-Taylormade 10.5 Woods- Taylomade 3 wood, taylormade 4 Hybrid
Irons- Callaway Big Berthas 5i - GW Wedges- Titles Volkey  Putter- Odyssey protype #9
Ball- Bridgestone E6
All grips Golf Pride

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Yes, you are entitled to relief, however, you become a "movable" object.  As in moving away. 

It Falls under the same rule as cigar/cigarette usage. 692/56

What kind of beer?

 

 

In My Bag:
A whole bunch of Tour Edge golf stuff...... :beer:

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2 hours ago, FlappyGilmore said:

If I am golfing with my mate and he decides to have three breakfast burritos and a case of beer for breakfast. Can get relief from tn inevitable cloud that will hover over my ball?

If the emission of sufficient intensity, the following Decision could apply: http://www.usga.org/content/usga/home-page/rules/rules-and-decisions.html#!decision-18,d18-1-2

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