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My thoughts again are No, 'A' cannot be a caddy as he is playing in a designated competition. An added note just to clarify ... this was not just 2 x 2 balls (A&B plus C&D) randomly hooking up on the first T and deciding A played C play Matchplay and B played D Stableford ... this was an...

Thanks for that, yes ...all a little murky. I would think A could not be regarded as B's caddy as A is a player ... ??? As a seasoned player A should know better than to give 'unsolicited advice', with the possibility of B (a 'newby') being penalized ... could lead to a very quiet drive home...

Hi, As per Steven Rules above scenario is as follows A, B, C and D are playing together in a group of 4. A and B are engaged. A is playing against C match play and they are not playing in the stableford competition. B and D are playing in the stableford competition. A is 'helping' B in...

Hi, Thanks for the response and should have clarified a bit better .... yes, your ABCD is quite correct

During a recent official club competition over the week-end a player was continually giving his 'partner' (actually his fiancé) advice on where to putt, lining her up when playing a shot etc. We were in a Fourball with her and the other player playing Stableford, myself and this other player...