DCB
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No point in debating now, the Committee have published the result have they not. Done Deal
is it against the rules for me to say to someone "you have come over the top etc" ?
i wouldnt worry too much about this tbh. if someone is needing swing changes during a competition then its doubtful they will win it tbh.
On the plus side i won £3.59 for my 2 today.
Now what to spend my huge winnings on!
Advice is specifically banned except from caddy or partner (team) (Rule 8.1). No exceptions!You should not ask for or give advice as a general rule but there are a number of exceptions:
Here are a few examples of what is OK:
How far is it to the green?
Is that a bunker or a hollow on the right fairway ahead?
What are the options I can take for an unplayable lie?
What is the line of play for this blind tee shot?
The point is that it's YOU that gets the penalty in that case (if that's considered advice). (8.1a). Asking for advice , also a penalty, is 8.1bis it against the rules for me to say to someone "you have come over the top etc" ?
i wouldnt worry too much about this tbh. if someone is needing swing changes during a competition then its doubtful they will win it tbh.
Bozza.
As you are obviously a bit concerned about this, why don't you just email the comp secretary your concerns and copy a link to this thread?
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Your blowing it way out of context. Yeah they gave her advice, but if you was her would you say no? If you want to be the guy to ruin the poor girls moment of glory, then do it.
Would pay to check that they were/she was, in fact, in the comp.
If so, then the Captain is the guy to talk to.
Then let him sort out the issue of 'Advice'.