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Rules of Golf: What happens when you hit a ball on an ant pile and explain increased opponents are unplayable?
play to match. took a club length Exemption from ant heap where ball rested and declared enemy I took unplayable lie and press 2 shot. When got to the green opponents took my marker and said, I lost because hole ball was not in ant pile. Does he not suffered a stroke penalty for picking up my marker or is a result conceding put in match play? Am I three unplayable explains it a lie?
Now seems necessary for a penalty stroke on the hole to take. This is a decision by the USGA. Fire ants would be a different situation. That is, your opponent was a complete ass – acting without consultation with you shows no class at all. 33-8/22 Local Rule treatment Anthill as ground under repair Q. An anthill is a loose impediment and can be removed but there is no other relief without penalty. Some are of conical anthills and is not hard, and removing possible, but relief under Rule 25-1b is not there an ant is not a burrowing animal disposal. If such an anthill interfere with the proper playing of the game, would the provision of a local rule to facilitate approved? A. Yes. A local rule which states that such anthill repair are under the ground to be treated as would be justified. Such a local rule is also to courses in which fire ants is justified. A fire ant hill or Mountain is removed but its removal cause of the fire ants swarm out of the ground. If this happens, everyone in the vicinity is in danger of being bitten by the ants and the bite of a fire ant can cause serious illnesses. If a local rule, liberation of fire ants
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