Welcome to Georgia Junior Golf's
Rules Seminar
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Welcome to Georgia Junior Golf's
Rules Seminar
1. Groups must complete the play of each hole within the time par defined on the scorecard. Every odd hole on the front nine serves as a checkpoint and every even hole on the back nine serves as a checkpoint.
2. Groups must finish each hole and replace the flagstick in accordance with the Pace of Play Policy or they will assess themselves and be liable to the corresponding penalty:
3. For groups that finish at or ahead of time par for the stipulated round; all Pace of Play penalties will be rescinded
4. All penalties will be confirmed in the scoring area upon completion of the round.
5. Groups that are out of position and more than fifteen (15) minutes behind time par are subject to disqualification and liable to be removed from the golf course.
Note: When the double par rule is in effect, if a player on a particular hole is contributing to the group's slow play, it is appropriate for that player to pick up and record double par on that hole in order to help the group maintain Pace of Play.
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USGA Rules of Golf
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Rule 4-3: Damage Clubs
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Rule 8: Advice
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Rule 8: Advice
It is a rectangular area two (2) club-lengths in depth, the front and the sides of which are defined by the outside limits of two (2) tee-markers
Playing from outside the teeing ground - two (2) stroke penalty & must correct mistake
If a player has reason to believe a ball at rest is his and it is necessary to lift the ball in order to identify it. Anywhere on the course he may lift it but...
To avoid penalty the player MUST:
Could I have cleaned this ball?
A "stroke" is the forward movement of the club made with the INTENTION of striking at and moving the ball, but if a player checks his downswing voluntarily before the club head reaches the ball, he has not made a stroke.
Fix ball marks?
Test the grain?
Mark and clean your ball?
Fix spike marks or other damage?
What if my mark is in the way?
May I move loose impediments?
Ball MUST NOT strike the flagstick when attended or removed...
...or, in the hole when a stroke is made from putting green.Rule 18: Ball at Rest Moved
Ball Deflected by...
Result...
By outside agency
By player/equipment
By fellow competitor
By another ball
No penalty & replace
1 stroke penalty & replace
No penalty & replace
No penalty & replace moved ball
Rule 18: Ball at Rest Moved Example 1
Rule 18: Ball at Rest Moved Example 2
Rule 19: Ball in Motion Deflected or Stopped
Ball Deflected by...
Result...
By outside agency
By player/equipment
By fellow competitor
By another ball
Rub of the Green
1 stroke & play as it lies
Rub of the Green
Play as it lies
Rule 19: Ball in Motion Deflected of Stopped Example
Rule 19: Ball in Motion Deflected of Stopped Example
A ball incorrectly substituted, dropped or placed in a wrong place or otherwise not in accordance with the Rules but not played may be lifted, without penalty, and the player must then proceed correctly.
Dew and frost are NOT loose impediments
When can't I move these?
Obstructions are anything artificial "man made" including artificial surfaces and sides of roads and paths...
An obstruction is a movable obstruction if it may be moved without unreasonable effort or delay. Otherwise, it is an immovable obstruction.
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