Playing golf requires acquiring a skill set and understanding the rules that make the game enjoyable. The sport may seem ...
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Golf assumes everyone knows the rules, the truth is most don’t
Golf usually speaks in absolutes. Players, commentators, and officials talk as if the rules are universally understood. But ...
Before you start your engines, here are 20 Arizona driving laws you might not know but definitely should learn if you want to ...
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New LIV Golf Signing Says PGA Tour ‘Moving The Goalposts’ And ‘Lack Of Transparency’ Led To Seeking Switch
Victor Perez says he sought out a move to LIV Golf after becoming frustrated with "constant change" on the PGA Tour through ...
In terms of height, the sky's the limit—literally—as there are no restrictions. You might need a super tall flag on a hole ...
Evergreen Golf Club instructor Austin Nutt takes a swing as he tries out Amazon’s new Amazon Basics golf balls that recently debuted on the company’s online marketplace. (GeekWire Photos / Taylor ...
There is a term in the Rules of Golf that might seem self-explanatory, but when you read the fine print, it comes with some latitude in how it's applied. The term is "fairly taking a stance." Astute ...
It's fairly common knowledge that in match play, under Rule 6.1b, you must play in the correct order (the player farthest from the hole goes first). If you play out of order, your opponent can cancel ...
Over the course of a year, Todd Stice estimates the USGA receives upwards of 20,000 rules questions, either via phone call, email or the Rules of Golf app. Many of them are fairly common according to ...
At the 1999 Phoenix Open, an irresistible force met a seemingly immovable object. Turned out the object was movable, after all. But it took some doing. After his wild tee shot on the par-5 13th hole ...
Call it the Paul Mitzel update. Or the Akshay Bhatia one. Or the Korn Ferry sixsome update. Any of those could work. Each refers to incidents in which a player or the player’s caddie claimed to have ...
The Maritime Industry Authority (MARINA) clarified that seafarers with a valid Basic Training (BT) Certificate of Proficiency (COP) may still board vessels without immediately undergoing the Updating ...
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