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Rules Guy: Is It Fair Game to Clean Your Ball After It Rolls Through a Construction Zone?

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In a recent inquiry, golf enthusiasts were eager to uncover the truth about a common question: can players clean their balls after they roll into areas designated as “ground under repair”? The Rules Guy steps up to clarify, highlighting that players are indeed allowed to clean their balls, as long as they adhere to the established regulations. So, no need to worry—just make sure you’re following the rules!

What would 6-handicap shoot at Augusta? Major winner has specific story

What would 6-handicap shoot at Augusta? Major winner has specific story

In a captivating interview, major champion Shane Lowry revealed the unique challenge of playing Augusta National as a 6-handicap amateur. Lowry shared a compelling anecdote, highlighting the immense difficulty of the course even for highly skilled players.

Admitting to posting an underwhelming score, Lowry emphasized that the course’s unforgiving fairways and lightning-fast greens posed a formidable challenge. His experience underscores the exceptional skill required to conquer the hallowed grounds of Augusta and sheds light on the complexities of playing the game at the highest level.