Local rules
Rules for a club decided by the member?s of a club.
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local rules-- Rules determined for a course by its members.
loft-- The amount of angle on a club face from vertical. Also, the height to which a golf shot is hit.
Local Rules: Rules that are determined by the local folks.
Loft Angle: The angle of the club's face. The wider or more "open" the face, the higher the ball will be lofted on contact . . . and the higher the number of the club.
Local Rules - A set of additional rules for a club determined by the members.
Loft - The angle on the face of a golf club. Also, the elevation of the ball in flight.
local rules A set of rules for a club determined by the members.
loft The elevation of the ball in the air. Also means the angle at which the club face is set from the vertical and is used to lift the ball into the air.
Local Rules: Set of rules determined by the members, rules committee, or course professional.
Loft: The degree at which a clubface looks upward.
Long Game: Shots hit with long irons and woods. Also could be John Daly's game.
Local Rules: Additional rules pertaining to a given course by the membership or the local course itself which are in addition to the official rules.
Local Rules
A set of additional rules that apply, only at the particular golf course you are playing. Including out of bounds, free lift zones, drop areas, etc.
Hosel ...
Local Rules
Additional rules at a given course you must follow.
Long Game ...
Local rules that allow a golfer to improve the lie of the ball on the fairway, primarily because of unusual conditions resulting from winter weather.
Wire
The finish line for the race.
Local rules which allow a player to improve his lie in a specific manner without penalty
professional
A player who receives payment for teaching or playing in tournaments. Usually shortened to Pro.
LOCAL RULES - a set of rules for a particular golf course as determined by that course.
LOFT - this is an apartment in England OR it is the angle of the clubface from vertical.
Local rules which apply during the winter season only.
Wood
Clubs used for long range shots. Traditionally made with wooden head they are now mostly made with metal alloy heads.
Check the Local Rules on the score card to identify the boundaries of the course. If your ball is lost outside a water hazard or out of bounds you must play another ball from the spot where the last shot was played under penalty of one stroke i.e.
local rules: A set of specific rules relevant to the golf club in question in order to cope with particular problems on the course.
loft: The angle of the clubface.
long game: That part of a players game which involves hitting full shots.
"The Committee may establish Local Rules for local abnormal conditions if they are consistent with the policy set forth in Appendix I." (Appendix I is the appendix that covers Local Rules.) ...
The clubhouse is also your source for information about local rules, the conditions of the course, upcoming events and other essential information for the avid golfer.
Call the club secretary for any available schedule. Ask for local clothing requirements and/or local rules.
Stay away from an external clubs in case of any internal event, such as an internal tournament.
You may not hit a practice shot while playing a hole, or from any hazard. Note: Always read the local rules about practice.
Rule 8 -- Advice on How to Play ...
Any Conditions of Competition established by the Committee under Rule 33-1 and Appendix I;
c. Any Local Rules established by the Committee under Rule 33-8a and Appendix I; and
d.
preferred lie Local rules which allow a player to improve his lie in a specific manner without penalty
pro-Am A competition which pairs professional players with amateurs.
If you don't have a good understanding of the Rules, please don't play golf.. Also, the golf etiquette says that you have to make sure to check, before the first tee, if there are any local rules to be applied on that specific course where you are ...
Local rules - Rules to cover special conditions on the course, locally formulated
Loft - The angled setting of a club face
Loose impediments - Natural objects that are not fixed or growing ...
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