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Not an insurmountable problem, which they already deal with in other aspects. For example: The hole must be 4 ¼ inches (108 mm) in...

What if we rotated the paper by 90 degrees around its z axis, rather than its x or y axis? (terminology which would also be dependendent...

It didn't quite say that. Context is everything. Just as context and a frame of reference would be necessary to understand the...

A measurement of, say, 11 inches would require every player to carry around with them another piece of equipment - a ruler or tape measure.

Not an argument you are going to win. A quick check of the first online dictionary I came aross defined length as: the measurement or...

wjemather has it right.

PGA Tour scorecards are pretty much the same size a normal club scorecard; the markers score (along the top) tears off.

I am not sure where this poster is published or who it is targetted at, but the thing that concerns me is that the unwitting or casual...

It is not clear to me what you are getting at here. Maybe it is clearer to others. What is the link between this post and the topic of...

No. As currently (and previously) written, line of play relief is avaiable if the condition (i.e. immovable obstruction, or...

Yes. To my naked eye, though, the 'simple terms' and 'nitty gritty' for Immovable Obstructions Close to Putting Green in the article...

I imagine it would be the same as if the tee shot was put out of bounds and you can re-tee it. Edit: Rule 6.2b(6) says you can re-tee...

Yes it is. I am not a fan of the descriptions in the graphic above. The defintions of teeing area and putting green, in particular...

I see the point you are making, but that is not how I interpret it. Where can I find guidance on what constitutes 'being repaired'?

In that case, it seems obvious that the bunker faces should also be GUR. The club should mark them accordingly or otherwise clearly...