Canfordhacker
Q-School Graduate
This happened to my group today in a comp.
My group drove up the par 5 6th. There is water from the tee down the left for c 150 yards, which also separates the 6th from the 7th, which comes back down the other way. My FC Player A's drive we had clearly seen bounce and roll down the left side of our fairway. Whilst looking for FC Player B's ball in the water short and left of A's ball, another ball trundled towards us on our fairway. turns out it was Player C, playing the 7th, who had chipped down our fairway and was planning to approach over the water. We continued up our fairway and couldn't find A's ball anywhere. It was an absolute no brainer that we would find it. Went back and asked C whether he had played the right ball, and he stated "it was my Callaway" and headed round the water to the 7th green. We continued our search for remainder of 3 minutes without success, though virtually certain by this time that C had played A's ball, which was also a Callaway.
What would you do at this point?
My group drove up the par 5 6th. There is water from the tee down the left for c 150 yards, which also separates the 6th from the 7th, which comes back down the other way. My FC Player A's drive we had clearly seen bounce and roll down the left side of our fairway. Whilst looking for FC Player B's ball in the water short and left of A's ball, another ball trundled towards us on our fairway. turns out it was Player C, playing the 7th, who had chipped down our fairway and was planning to approach over the water. We continued up our fairway and couldn't find A's ball anywhere. It was an absolute no brainer that we would find it. Went back and asked C whether he had played the right ball, and he stated "it was my Callaway" and headed round the water to the 7th green. We continued our search for remainder of 3 minutes without success, though virtually certain by this time that C had played A's ball, which was also a Callaway.
What would you do at this point?
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