edgey
Assistant Pro
Hi
Here is the "Definitive answer"
Taken from Decisions on the Rules of Golf 2008/2009
Pg 131 Para 8/12
"Information regarding the distance between 2 objects is public information and not advice. A player may ask ANYONE inc his opponent the distance between his ball and the hole .
EXCEPT when the local rule allowing distance measuring devices has been adopted. Information regarding distance MUST NOT have been obtained from an artificial device. A player who obtains information that he knew was measured by anyone with an artificial device during the players round is DISQUALIFIED"
So if your opponent has one dont ask, and if you have one dont offer OR ELSE
Edgey
Here is the "Definitive answer"
Taken from Decisions on the Rules of Golf 2008/2009
Pg 131 Para 8/12
"Information regarding the distance between 2 objects is public information and not advice. A player may ask ANYONE inc his opponent the distance between his ball and the hole .
EXCEPT when the local rule allowing distance measuring devices has been adopted. Information regarding distance MUST NOT have been obtained from an artificial device. A player who obtains information that he knew was measured by anyone with an artificial device during the players round is DISQUALIFIED"
So if your opponent has one dont ask, and if you have one dont offer OR ELSE
Edgey