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Rules Guy: If you’re a right-handed player, it legal to carry a left-handed club?

Rules Guy: If you’re a right-handed player, it legal to carry a left-handed club?

Rules Guy Clarifies Handedness of Clubs

Palm Beach Gardens, Fla.—Following questions raised by players, Rules Guy has confirmed that it is legal for a right-handed player to carry a left-handed club in their bag.

Rule 4.1b(3) outlines the restrictions on clubs, but it does not address handedness. Therefore, it is not a violation of the Rules for a right-handed player to carry a left-handed club.

It’s not uncommon for players to keep a left-handed club in their bag as a utility club, particularly on courses with tough doglegs. For example, a right-handed player might carry a left-handed 3-wood or hybrid to hit a draw around a dogleg left.

Charley Hull’s Bet for Motivation: Unlocking Success and Camaraderie

Charley Hull’s Bet for Motivation: Unlocking Success and Camaraderie

Charley Hull’s Bet for Motivation: Unlocking Success and Camaraderie

YouTube’s captivating video unveils the dynamic friendship between Charley Hull and her boyfriend, highlighting how a playful wager fuels Hull’s motivation and fosters a supportive bond off the fairway. Hull’s quest for “birdie bonuses” echoes the intricate balance between competition and camaraderie in professional golf, where friendships blossom amidst the pursuit of excellence.