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[quote name='jaygalindo' timestamp='1311794802' post='3429236']
5 minute to look and if not found then re hit. I hate this but i do play with a group of gamblers who keep a USGA rule book in their pocket or so it seems and are very strict on rules.
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You bring up a good point in that often times there is a conflict between playing by the rules and "keeping pace".

Most of the time rangers don't want to hear it, and neither does the group behind you. Whaddaya do?

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[quote name='Vindog' timestamp='1311795907' post='3429294']
You bring up a good point in that often times there is a conflict between playing by the rules and "keeping pace".

Most of the time rangers don't want to hear it, and neither does the group behind you. Whaddaya do?
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You play quickly enough at all other times that on the occasion that you need an extra moment to comply with a rule, you're not holding up play at all or holding it up so briefly that you can easily make up for it on the next hole.

Surprisingly, a quick jog or ride back to the tee for a stroke and distance shouldn't really have to end up holding the group behind you for long -- no longer than the hurried next hole. (But I freely admit that some people seeing you making your way back to them to tee it up again will be confused/shocked/annoyed. But not if they're me.)

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[quote name='jaygalindo' timestamp='1311794802' post='3429236']
5 minute to look and if not found then re hit. I hate this but i do play with a group of gamblers who keep a USGA rule book in their pocket or so it seems and are very strict on rules.
[/quote]

You bring up a good point in that often times there is a conflict between playing by the rules and "keeping pace".

Most of the time rangers don't want to hear it, and neither does the group behind you. Whaddaya do?
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Nobody is going to make you write down a score. Put an X in the box or tear up the card. Or concede the hole if you're playing a match.

People seem to think there's something magical about writing down 18 numbers on a scorecard. Heck, in match play you could not have scores on half a dozen holes and still win the match!

It amazes me how many people will be playing in a "Nassau" or "Best Ball" game yet insist on keeping a medal play score. Especially amazing is how many of them keep a scorecard that they don't even need for their match and turn right away and put fake numbers there because they don't want to actually score it according to the Rules. WTF?

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I had my best start to a round ever, by far, last week. I started with birdie, eagle, birdie, eagle on par 4, 5, 4, 5. The next hole was a par 3. My tee shot went just right of the green into the fringe. We stopped on the way to the green to talk to some friends on the next tee, which is halfway to the #5 green, about my opening four holes. When we got to the green, we couldn't find the ball. The 18th tee is right on the other side of the green, and I feel like the kids playing there probably picked up the ball. I went back and rehit, getting a par for a 5, giving back two strokes to the 6 I had gained on the first four holes.

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I agree with you Sawgrass. It usually doesn't affect the total time of the round at all, and in the long run doesn't make it any slower.

Try telling it to a grumpy old ranger though :nono:

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[quote name='jaygalindo' timestamp='1311794802' post='3429236']
5 minute to look and if not found then re hit. I hate this but i do play with a group of gamblers who keep a USGA rule book in their pocket or so it seems and are very strict on rules.
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You bring up a good point in that often times there is a conflict between playing by the rules and "keeping pace".

Most of the time rangers don't want to hear it, and neither does the group behind you. Whaddaya do?
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It might be worth checking the local rules of the course you are playing at. I have seen some courses institute local rules where you drop at distance rather than return and play another shot. You just play "3" from the spot you last saw your ball so as to not slow down play.

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[quote name='Rockfish' timestamp='1311786156' post='3428754']
[quote name='mrgo26' timestamp='1311783381' post='3428617']
Thanks, and I am talking about casual rounds for sure. But I take my score seriously as well, so I want to be sure I'm not cheating or being cheated...ya know?
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You're cheating. ;)

'course if you don't keep a handicap, nobody (else) cares,,,,,,,, :ok:
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Dudes just trying to get opinions on a casual round....If the rules mandate on a casual round you go back to the tee and rehit do you? NO!!!! Thres not time or logistic opportunity with full courses sometimes - the rules technically thre have been breached but you still post dont you?

Point is the rules can be very confusing and application ambiguous, so during some less serious casual rounds players would like to have a way to score fairly but not necc letter of the law as its difficult to apply all the time(non tourney).
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Jeez Lousie, keep your panties on, will ya ?

The guy said he was serious about his scores. The guy asked for an opinion and I gave him one. What, just because YOU don't like the answer,,,,,, :rolleyes:

Fact is the rules of golf don't say anything about different rules for "casual" rounds. The rules are the rules. You either play by them or you don't. And if you don't your score is NOT legitimate.

End of (that) story. :hi:

And BTW, the rule for hitting a provisional ball when your ball may be lost or out of bounds is one of the EASIER rules to understand. There is actually NOTHING "confusing" NOR "ambiguous" about it. ;)

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[quote name='oneunderbogey' timestamp='1311784648' post='3428678']
By the rules. Only exception being in the rare circumstance if I lose a ball in the rough I didnt expect to lose, therefore didnt hit a provisonal. I play "4 from the fairway" meaning instead of walking back to the tee I assume I hit a good, but not great tee shot when I would have reteed and I just place one where a good tee shot on that hole would end up for me. If i had a cart and there was no one behind me I would just go retee.
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And what if you went back to the tee and hit one further into the wood ? Out of bounds ? And then the NEXT provisional ? (and the next,,,,,,, you see where this is headed, right ? :wave:)

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[quote name='Vindog' timestamp='1311795907' post='3429294']
[quote name='jaygalindo' timestamp='1311794802' post='3429236']
5 minute to look and if not found then re hit. I hate this but i do play with a group of gamblers who keep a USGA rule book in their pocket or so it seems and are very strict on rules.
[/quote]

You bring up a good point in that often times there is a conflict between playing by the rules and "keeping pace".

Most of the time rangers don't want to hear it, and neither does the group behind you. Whaddaya do?
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It might be worth checking the local rules of the course you are playing at. [color="#8B0000"][b]I have seen some courses institute local rules where you drop at distance rather than return and play another shot[/b][/color]. You just play "3" from the spot you last saw your ball so as to not slow down play.
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Shut up !!!:russian_roulette:

No way. A course encouraging its players to play AGAINST the rules ?!?!?! Wonder what the USGA would say about THAT ?!?!?!

In my best Joe Pesci voice "Are you surrrrrrrre?" :lol::lol::lol:

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[quote name='mrgo26' timestamp='1311782404' post='3428560']
I played on a course yesterday with deep rough and heavily tree-lined fairways, however the trees are not on top of each other. There are big spaces in between, so you always have a shot to at least pitch it back into the fairway.

Just curious how you guys score yourselves when you hit a an errant shot and can't find the ball? Of course hitting it way into OB or in the water is a penalty, but I'm talking in areas where you SHOULD find the ball but you simply don't want to hold up the group behind you, or you lost it in the sun.

I usually still take the stroke penalty but after losing a couple yesterday (my partner actually lost one in the fairway - we saw it bounce and roll but couldn't find the damn thing) I am thinking maybe I am being a little too unfair with myself.

Thoughts?
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I haven't read all the posts on this thread, but the answer is pretty easy - proceed under Rule 27-1, stroke and distance, by returning to the spot from which you played the last stroke.
If you want to deviate from the Rules, you could drop one in the fairway and add two penalty strokes (somewhat equivalent to stroke and distance), but this would not be acceptable in any competition being played by the Rules of golf.

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[quote name='MadGolfer76' timestamp='1311802845' post='3429568']
It might be worth checking the local rules of the course you are playing at. I have seen some courses institute local rules where you drop at distance rather than return and play another shot. You just play "3" from the spot you last saw your ball so as to not slow down play.
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As Fourmyle of Ceres mentioned, why do you have to have a score for each hole? I do not know if, in USGA, it is possible to return scorecard with X's on it. In EGA you can return a card with unfinished holes in it. And it still would be valid for your HC calculations. Of course, when your HC is below about 5, then you are only able to return competition scores.

But if you do not play for HC or competition then nobody else cares how you play.

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[quote name='rogolf' timestamp='1311812501' post='3429942']
If you want to deviate from the Rules, you could drop one in the fairway and add two penalty strokes (somewhat equivalent to stroke and distance), but this would not be acceptable in any competition being played by the Rules of golf.
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Is there any reason why there should be any score for this hole? If this would be for own score statistics, then how many of these type of made up samples are there in the data set? This would be little bit like making score based on "if I had made that 1 foot put I would have made a birdie, so let's mark that as a birdie". Shot statistics ok, but score statistics not.

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[quote name='oneunderbogey' timestamp='1311784648' post='3428678']
By the rules. Only exception being in the rare circumstance if I lose a ball in the rough I didnt expect to lose, therefore didnt hit a provisonal. I play "4 from the fairway" meaning instead of walking back to the tee I assume I hit a good, but not great tee shot when I would have reteed and I just place one where a good tee shot on that hole would end up for me. If i had a cart and there was no one behind me I would just go retee.
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And what if you went back to the tee and hit one further into the wood ? Out of bounds ? And then the NEXT provisional ? (and the next,,,,,,, you see where this is headed, right ? :wave:)
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Like I said I do this very rarely, maybe once every 10 rounds because I hit a provsional if I think theres any doubt. I am perfectly willing to admit I am breaking the rules when I do it, but the way I see it is that this is the best solution if you are walking and don't want to hold people up. If theres no one behind me or If I have a cart and at least a little gap I will play 100% by the rules and head back to the tee, but most of the time for me It isnt worth the hassle of dealing with marshals and the group behind me.

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I have never seen anyone come back to the tee box to hit another ball, and I have seen hundreds of people lose balls on their tee shot. Most people just seem to drop it near where they lost it. Whether they penalize themselves or not, I don't know.

I think the rules of golf should be amended and the stroke and distance penalties should either be removed or apply to competition only. A good portion of recreational golfers hit errant tee shots. It would be ridiculous if they all went back to the tee after declaring their ball lost. It may not seem too time consuming to many of the posters here, but many of the posters here should quit their day jobs and be on the tour. For many muni golfers, if they were to strictly follow the rule, they would be going back to the tee box about eight or nine times a round. That would seriously slow down play.

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[quote name='bmorejared' timestamp='1311858922' post='3430911']
For many muni golfers, if they were to strictly follow the rule, they would be going back to the tee box about eight or nine times a round. That would seriously slow down play.
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If one is losing eight or nine balls a round, they should note that in their case lessons are probably a better investment than golf balls.

And that the driving range is a friendlier place than the course.

Seriously though, rank beginners and people so unskilled that they lose a ball every other hole should not bother to play by the rules, they should just hit it around and pick it up until they get better. No need to change the rule, as 25 cappers and lower should be able to manage without unreasonable delay if they try.

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[quote name='bmorejared' timestamp='1311858922' post='3430911']
I think the rules of golf should be amended and the stroke and distance penalties should either be removed or apply to competition only.
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I think writing eighteen numbers on the scorecard should be done for competition only. There's no problem at all with the 100 guys every Saturday who hit tee shots in the woods just dropping a ball in the fairway and continuing on. It's exactly the right thing to do if they're not in some sort of competition.

But they don't need to write a number down and delude themselves into believe they "scored" a five or six or whatever on that hole. The Rules of Golf are not commandments handed down on a stone tablet by Moses. They are Rules for how to properly conduct a round of golf so that your score throughout the round can be written down correctly.

There's no need to follow every Rule in every instance unless you're going to be keeping score. And there's no need to keep a score on every hole unless you are in a stroke-play competition. There are apparently as many sets of non-competition Rules of Golf as there are hackers hitting balls in the woods every weekend, so why would you want to change the one set of Rules that everyone actually accepts?

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[quote name='Fourmyle of Ceres' timestamp='1311862368' post='3431062']
There's no need to follow every Rule in every instance unless you're going to be keeping score. And there's no need to keep a score on every hole unless you are in a stroke-play competition. There are apparently as many sets of non-competition Rules of Golf as there are hackers hitting balls in the woods every weekend, so why would you want to change the one set of Rules that everyone actually accepts?
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While I agree with much of what you say, I believe there is a "need" to keep a score on every hole even if you're outside of a stroke play competiton. The "need" is to have fun. Another need is perhaps to keep an accurate handicap.

Most people play non-tournament golf more frequently than tournament golf. I, for one, care about my score and my handicap on a daily basis even more than I care about it in the occasional tournament in which I play.

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Look, course design has changed drastically in recent years. Holes are spread out and pretty well secluded from one another. Many are impossible to walk. A slight push or pull on a drive can easily lead to a lost ball. A slice or hook is long gone. If I go to an older course where the fairways run right next to one another I can't tell you how many times I have seen people playing off the other fairway. In a more modern course that would be a lost ball. You also have a bunch of courses that want to throw the word "Links" in their name, so they grow a bunch of tall fescue grass to the left and right of the fairway and that leads to a ton of lost balls. A shot doesn't need to be all that errant to be lost. As someone else mentioned, we don't have marshals, galleries, and cameras tracking our shots.

You mention not keeping score, but where is the fun in that? People always want some kind of baseline to see how they are performing. I've only played with one person that didn't keep score, and he was an old guy that literally just carried a putter. He would use one hand and whack the ball with his putter from the tee to the green, and then hole out. He was just looking to get out and take a walk. I really do think the rule should be changed to just a penalty stroke instead of stroke and distance.

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You want it both ways. You want to pretend your so-called "score" matters. That it is some kind of gauge of your ability as a golfer. Fine, go for it.

But then you want to pick and choose when to use the Rules of Golf and when to make up easier rules of your own when you don't like what the actual Rule says.

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I forget the actual numbers but AT LEAST 1/2 of all "golfers" do NOT keep a handicap.

If YOU are one of them, nobody cares what rules you break or what score you write down. And if you DO write down an incorrect score you are only kidding yourself. Just don't try entering an "event" with a bogus handicap.

If you DO care about your handicap and keeping it accurate you need to play by the rules. ALL of them.

Now, having said that, if you apply ESC (Equitable Stroke Control) properly to your score before you post it for handicap purposes it PROBABLY won't make much, if any, difference if you drop that lost ball on the fairway and are hitting 4 from there.

But then again, HIT A PROVISIONAL when you think you might not find the first one. It takes about 30 seconds, won't slow anybody up and you won't face the ignominy of walking back to the tee while the next group is standing there fuming. :hi:

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[quote name='Fourmyle of Ceres' timestamp='1311868016' post='3431357']
You want it both ways. You want to pretend your so-called "score" matters. That it is some kind of gauge of your ability as a golfer. Fine, go for it.

But then you want to pick and choose when to use the Rules of Golf and when to make up easier rules of your own when you don't like what the actual Rule says.
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That is your reply to Sawgrass? You apparently are not familiar with his knowledge of the rules or the way he plays the game. :)

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[quote name='Fourmyle of Ceres' timestamp='1311868016' post='3431357']
You want it both ways. You want to pretend your so-called "score" matters. That it is some kind of gauge of your ability as a golfer. Fine, go for it.

But then you want to pick and choose when to use the Rules of Golf and when to make up easier rules of your own when you don't like what the actual Rule says.
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That is your reply to Sawgrass? You apparently are not familiar with his knowledge of the rules or the way he plays the game. :)
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Not sure but I *think* he was replying to bmorejared.

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[quote name='HitEmTrue' timestamp='1311871734' post='3431537']
[quote name='Fourmyle of Ceres' timestamp='1311868016' post='3431357']
You want it both ways. You want to pretend your so-called "score" matters. That it is some kind of gauge of your ability as a golfer. Fine, go for it.

But then you want to pick and choose when to use the Rules of Golf and when to make up easier rules of your own when you don't like what the actual Rule says.
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That is your reply to Sawgrass? You apparently are not familiar with his knowledge of the rules or the way he plays the game. :)
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Not sure but I *think* he was replying to bmorejared.
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Ah...you are probably right. Carry on then.

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Thanks for the kind words HitEmTrue. I confess I'm a bit confused here about what the issue is.

I particularly don't understand the thought that one's score doesn't matter. Unless one is taking the position that golf itself doesn't matter.

As to playing by the rules or not, it's easy for me to see how some people might not wish to play formally if they find it to be too much trouble or they don't think they're good enough to have it matter. And it's easy for me to see how some people might want to play strictly by the rules (if for no other reason than to objectively see how they are progressing -- however good they might be). And it's also easy to understand how people who aren't sufficiently motivated to learn the rules might flounder somewhere in the middle.

But I get suspicious of people who are devoted to playing by their own more accommodating "rules" and then try to push others into following them. Why attempt to re-standardize something that already is a standard -- unless you want to fool yourself and others about how good you really are?

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[quote name='Sawgrass' timestamp='1311873657' post='3431631']
I particularly don't understand the thought that one's score doesn't matter. Unless one is taking the position that golf itself doesn't matter.
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Maybe people (in USA) should play more Stableford? This way they could gauge themselves without holding up the field when triple is up.

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      Sepp Straka - WITB - 2024 Genesis Invitational
      Patrick Rodgers - WITB - 2024 Genesis Invitational
      Brendon Todd - WITB - 2024 Genesis Invitational
      Denny McCarthy - WITB - 2024 Genesis Invitational
      Corey Conners - WITB - 2024 Genesis Invitational
      Chase Johnson - WITB - 2024 Genesis Invitational
      Tiger Woods - WITB - 2024 Genesis Invitational
      Tommy Fleetwood - WITB - 2024 Genesis Invitational
      Matt Fitzpatrick - WITB - 2024 Genesis Invitational
      Si Woo Kim - WITB - 2024 Genesis Invitational
      Viktor Hovland - WITB - 2024 Genesis Invitational
      Wyndham Clark - WITB - 2024 Genesis Invitational
      Cam Davis - WITB - 2024 Genesis Invitational
      Nick Taylor - WITB - 2024 Genesis Invitational
      Ben Baller WITB update (New putter, driver, hybrid and shafts) – 2024 Genesis Invitational
       
       
       
       
       
      Pullout Albums
       
      New Vortex Golf rangefinder - 2024 Genesis Invitational
      New Fujikura Ventus shaft - 2024 Genesis Invitational
      Tiger Woods & TaylorMade "Sun Day Red" apparel launch event, product photos – 2024 Genesis Invitational
      Tiger Woods Sun Day Red golf shoes - 2024 Genesis Invitational
      Aretera shafts - 2024 Genesis Invitational
      New Toulon putters - 2024 Genesis Invitational
      Tiger Woods' new white "Sun Day Red" golf shoe prototypes – 2024 Genesis Invitational
       
       
       
       
       
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