Rule 20 is about handling situations when there’s a question or confusion about the rules during a round. It explains how players should resolve issues, how to seek help from […]
Golf Rule 20 – Resolving Rules Issues During Round; Rulings by Referee and Committee Read More »
Rule 19 is there to help you when your ball ends up in a spot that’s so bad, you decide it’s better to take a penalty and move the ball
Rule 18 is your go-to guide when things don’t go as planned—like when your ball disappears into the trees or crosses into out-of-bounds territory. It explains what to do if
Golf Rule 18 – Stroke-and-Distance Relief; Ball Lost or Out of Bounds; Provisional Ball Read More »
Rule 17 deals with what to do when your ball ends up in a penalty area. This could be a body of water or any other area marked as a
Rule 16 helps you deal with situations where the course presents unusual obstacles or dangers. It explains how you can take free relief (without penalty) from conditions that aren’t a
Rule 15 helps golfers understand how to handle loose impediments and movable obstructions on the course. These are things you can move without penalty, like leaves, stones, or even objects
Rule 14 is all about the correct procedures for handling the ball during play. It’s important because how you handle the ball can significantly impact the game. This rule covers
Rule 13 is all about the putting green, one of the most critical areas on a golf course. The putting green is where you’ll finish each hole by getting the
Rule 12 is all about bunkers, those sandy traps scattered around the golf course that can quickly turn an easy hole into a real challenge. Bunkers are considered one of
Rule 11 deals with situations where a golf ball, once struck, accidentally hits a person, animal, or object. It also covers what happens if someone intentionally tries to influence a
