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Two purple dots immediately above the Callaway name on each side of the ball.
Perhaps you should join a more honest club.🤣🤣It isn't a rule but how are your playing partners supposed to know what they are looking?
"What ball are you playing?"
"Titleist"
"Oh, this is a Srixon"
"Oops sorry, I mean Srixon"
Hmmm OK. Heard that more than once in my golfing career.
Since I cheat anyway by not having a stopwatch I just claim the first ball I find as mine. (Unless it's yellow)
I hit it, make sure I'm first to the green where upon marking my ball I sneakily switch it with a ball on my pocket.
Job done. All because I don't have a stopwatch I'm a leather wedge using, ball switching cheap!
May as well wear the cap!
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Just buy a stop watch you tool 🤪😂
Personally I’d rather be called a cheat.Will that get rid of the stigma or make me look like an officious rocket???
Decisions decisions!!! 🤔
Worst case I've witnessed was one year playing in the Sherwood ForesterPerhaps you should join a more honest club.🤣🤣
If people want to declare i don't mind, I don't really see the point. Some of the guys I play with could easily play 7 or 8 different balls per hole!!Worst case I've witnessed was one year playing in the Sherwood Forester
Maybe you should play at a club with decent players thenIf people want to declare i don't mind, I don't really see the point. Some of the guys I play with could easily play 7 or 8 different balls per hole!!
I'd need a spreadsheet to keep track 🤣
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At all the SG official comps I've ever played you are asked to identify your ball on the first tee, by the starter..If people want to declare i don't mind, I don't really see the point. Some of the guys I play with could easily play 7 or 8 different balls per hole!!
I'd need a spreadsheet to keep track 🤣
Same at all the England Golf and scratch opens I've played in. Why leave yourself open to any suspicion!At all the SG official comps I've ever played you are asked to identify your ball on the first tee, by the starter..
If 2 players are playing the same make and numbered ball , from a distance it can be hard to tell who's ball is where especially on a blind hole or elevated green. Or which ball is which ball is nearer the pin or maybe there's one in deep rough the other on the fairway only a foot or 2 away.
In all honesty, Gordon, you could tell me on the first tee and I'd have forgotten by the first green....Same at all the England Golf and scratch opens I've played in. Why leave yourself open to any suspicion!