Talisha asked:


What are some of the strategies or techniques used it golf?

What is the geographic origin and cultural background of golf?

Duke#1 asked:


When you are putting are you allowed to hit the ball pool-style (like you hit the ball while playing pool) with the opposite end of the club that you normally would use (the handle)?

reimond_linus asked:


On a Par Three hole, when all players in the flight are on the green, are they obliged to mark their ball and let the flight behind them tee off?

DodgerBlue42 asked:


What would the penalty be if a golfer fell on top of their ball? Yesterday, Tiger had an awkward shot, where he was standing on the bank of the trap, above the ball. His footing was unsure because of the sand, and the announcer said “I just hope he doesn’t fall on the ball”. What would the penalty have been if he had?

abu asked:


In the golf match ,,, i wnt to know about rules and regulation … and about scores detail…

Jones asked:


I’m not talking about “Golf for Dummies”, but something along those lines. Is there a good book that I could buy that gives all the rules of golf, tips on how to play, how to shop for clubs, stuff like that? Something really concise and easy-to-read; I’ve golfed a bunch of times before, but with borrowed clubs and all, and I’m not very good. I’m not looking for a magic book to make me suddenly pro, just something that’s easy to read that’d make me more informed, and perhaps interested.

Naughty Nex asked:


Can anyone please tell me and explain to me rule 5-6(b) of the rules of golf and does it lead to disqualification?
That’s interesting, as I couldn’t find this rule in the R&A rules – yet I have been disqualified under this exact rule!!

tonya e asked:


i need a list of the rules of golf, im joining the golf team at school. its fun i just need a list of rules and stuff like that. thank you soo soo much

CHRIS asked:


during a local tournament , a player happen to fine a practice ball on the fairway, should he be penalize for hitting the ball away out ?

A-Town asked:


A friend says one of his league partners told him that it was against the rules of golf to remove the pin if the ball is (or is about to be) struck from the fringe/apron. In other words, he says that the pin must be left in the hole until the ball comes to rest unless the ball’s movement starts on the putting surface. Any truth? I can’t find anything about it so please cite USGA golf rules if possible. Thanks.