Colin L

I've always reckoned I am more likely to make an error on the simple ones where you just trot out the answer than the difficult ones...

I wonder what the referee was explaining. Why did it seem to need more than to hear what happened, say "Ok, that's a one stroke...

I would always expect a singles match to be much quicker than a 3 ball stroke play competition group. On the matter of precedence, even...

You're welcome. Another possibility is 4.1b(2) - borrowing a club. Neither that or 10.2 is, of course, unique to the situation of...

The only Rule I can think of that could be broken is 10.2 by asking for advice from a player in the other match. There is also...

You can be required to submit your score both on a physical card and by electronic means but only one method can be the way in which you...

And also on the hard cards of Scottish Golf, England Golf, Golf Ireland, the European Golf Association, Golf Australia, the R&A and the...

Indeed it should . I'd put money (but not a lot, being a Scot) on the MLR making its way into the 2027 Rules.

The question is, of course, whether the offence of forgetting to sign is so egregious that it merits a DQ. The MLR doesn't exonerate...

I'd be interested to get some idea of how many clubs introduced have MLR-1 in place. That's the local rule made available in 2023...

It would probably throw up.

No. Your reference point for relief has to be on another part of the course than the penalty area and since the line is in the penalty...

Reading through this thread, you could be excused for thinking AI to be the initials of a real person. Like cliveb I find that a bit...

You have the answer. But why, if the ground is regular enough to warrant using your putter, why would you want to play from a mat?

Be better just reading the Rules of Golf.