Let's start with an absolute—golf courses need water. This is especially true of green complexes, where grass is cut to such short lengths that water is essential to keep them alive. You might take ...
The Rules of Golf are tricky! Thankfully, we've got the guru. Our Rules Guy knows the book front to back. Got a question? He's got all the answers. I hit my tee shot on a par 3 well over the green ...
What do you do if your ball embeds in a bunker lip? Can you take free relief, or must you play it as it lies? Rules Guy has the answer. The post Rules Guy: My ball embedded in a bunker lip. Can I take ...
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Rules of golf review: My opponent says I can't take relief from a hole dug by the club's working dog. True?
If you ever get the privilege of playing at Sunningdale Golf Club outside of London, one thing you'll notice is that there are water bowls for dogs all over the property. The message is that like many ...
Among the countless changes to the Rules of Golf in the past five or six years is the terminology used to describe certain things or situations. For example, using the term “all square” in match play ...
Sometimes in golf, it matters what you say or don't say. For example, if you aren't sure your tee shot is safe and you want to play a provisional ball, you must actually tell someone in your group ...
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