Recent content by Troymcclure

Thanks all. I’ll let you know how I get on 👍

Any tips for a product to spray a line on the grass range to gauge strike location? I titled the post ‘vanishing spray’ as I believe that’s the name of the product football referees use. But don’t they disappear in a few seconds? Anything that remains visible a while longer so I can paint a...

So before this came in (last year?) a particular HI might yield a CH of say 14 resulting in a PH of 13 and we learnt to hole out for a double for 0 Stableford points on Index 14 for handicap purposes. Does machine precision change that behaviour? That exact same Index could yield a PH of 13 OR...

Ah, didn’t read properly. You’re talking about bookings. Yes wouldn’t work I don’t think. It works well at Rollup courses. How ever many turn up you walk to the appropriate tee

I assume only Clubs with 1st and 10th close by do it?

Yes that’s a great point. If I ask from 100 yards away I’m the idiot, not the refuser. And “somewhere” in-between is the grey area. I now see why Commitee might need to be involved 👍

And what if it’s 10 yards rather than 2 millimetres. I want to putt, not chip and consider it might be on my line. I’m wrong because I’ve completely misread the putt but I ask anyway as allowed and am refused. My point is, should the Rules not decree a deliberate and knowing refusal to adhere...

Indeed, and salfordlad informs us that repeated refusal is a serious breach. Why does it need to be repeated? Housery is housery.

I’ve re-read 15.3b and see nothing that could warrant Committee involvement. Or is the word “require” rather than “ask” in the sentence “The player may require the other player to mark the spot…” significant?

Fellow competitor’s ball is millimetres in front of mine, just off the green, directly in line. I ask him to mark it. He says he knows it’s permitted within the rules but refuses. I don’t see why that shouldn’t be a DQ but no replies means I’m probably alone so I’ll ask instead opinions on how...

Why is the Rule not DQ?

He could, but unusual I would think for that to be a better option than playing as it lies, or 2 club-length un-playable.

A pro would just wait for it to move away of its own volition. He’d be halfway home by the time our man has decided what club to hit

Before this thread I’d have marked my ball, re-located Sammy somewhere safe and played on. Now i know the Rule I’d take the penalty drop and feel very hard done by. If a FC had the same situation and hit their ball I’d judge them morally. But if they said to me it’s a bit unfair having to...

If the conversation had not been heard but the slope setting switch position had been observed, breach or no breach i.e. is the Rule to use the info or have the info available?