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If you put your ball in a water hazard off the tee on a par three and elect to play your next shot from the teeing ground are you allowed to tee your ball on a tee peg?
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Re: Ball in water hazard off tee.
Yes, if you wish to. You don't have to. -
Re: Ball in water hazard off tee.
Yep, anytime you replay a shot from the tee you can tee-up the ball.Originally posted by john boy
Note that while it is your choice, a lot of clubs (mine!) force you to use a tee from all teeing areas.
Unless you actually saw it go into the water you should elect to play a provisional.
Unless you say "This is a provisional" its not and if you go down and find your first its tough.
also, if you play a provo and then go look for your first and find it in a tree, tough, thats the ball in play now.
so if you dont want to find it, DONT LOOK!
(at least until you have played the provo into play)Comment
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Re: Ball in water hazard off tee.
Clubs are not allowed to override the Rules of Golf, although I know that it is sometimes difficult to persuade them otherwise. If the club is affiliated to the national organisation you could make a complaint to them.Originally posted by GreeBomanComment
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Yeah, how far do you reckon Id get with that complaintOriginally posted by aaa
tbh i kinda agree with it, the tee on a short par 3 can get ruined pretty quickly...Last edited by GreeBoman; 10-10-2005, 01:38 PM.Comment
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Re: Ball in water hazard off tee.
Laura Davies would have problems at your course.
She hits up a small mountain of earth for her driver.
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