duncan mackie
Money List Winner
It may not be in play but it is a ball at rest on the green. The rule says nothing about it being in play, simply on the green and at rest.
If the player’s ball in motion hits another ball at rest on the putting green and both balls were on the putting green before the stroke, the player gets the general penalty
The definitions say that it's not a ball at rest on the green for the purposes of that rule because its not a ball in play (because it's holed).
As we clearly disagree I hope you can highlight my error in this simple logic sequence?