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Taking Complete Relief from Abnormal Course Conditions

Marcela Smith from Girlfriends Guide to Golf explains that when you drop out of ground under repair and other abnormal course conditions, make sure that you are completely clear.

Definition: Abnormal Ground Condition
An animal hole, ground under repair, an immovable obstruction, or temporary water.

Further Reading USGA Rule 16Relief from Abnormal Course Conditions (Including Immovable Obstructions), Dangerous Animal Condition, Embedded Ball

What Happens if you Swing and Miss the Golf Ball on the Tee?
It's happened to all of us... you make an intentional swing at the ball from the tee box and you miss. Is it a stroke? Is there a penalty? Marcela Smith from Girlfriend's Guide to Golf explains what happens next.
Surprising Actions You Can Take in the Teeing Area
Most golfers know that you cannot improve the conditions affecting the golf stroke but they often think the same rules apply everywhere. Marcela Smith explains the more relaxed rules that apply to the teeing area.
Your Options From a Yellow Penalty Area
Marcela Smith explains your options if your ball is lying in a Yellow Penalty Area. You can always play it as it lies, and you are permitted to take a practice swing and ground your club in the Penalty Area. And you have two options under Rule 17.1, which include Stroke-And-Distance and Back-On-The-Line relief. Each of those will cost you a one stroke...
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