1939-40

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GOLF
Playing Outside of Limits of Teeing Ground
2.
If-at any hole a competitor play his first stroke from outside
the limits of the Teeing Ground, he shall count that stroke, tee a ball,
and play his second stroke from within these limits.
Penally—Disqualification.
STROKE RULE
8
Must Hole Out with Own Ball
i. A competitor shall hole out with his own ball at every hole
under penalty of disqualification.
Playing with Wrong Ball
2.
If a competitor play a stroke or strokes with a ball other than
his own he shall incur a penalty of two strokes. He shall then play
his own ball.
Exception in Hazards
3. In a Hazard, if a competitor play a stroke or strokes with a ball
other than his own, and the mistake be discovered before he has
played a stroke with the wrong ball from outside the limits of the
Hazard he shall incur no penalty provided he then play his own
ball.
Penalty—Disqualification.
STROKE RULE
9
Ball Striking or
Moved by
Another Player
If a competitor's ball strike or be stopped by another player, or
his clubs, or his caddie, it is a rub of the green, except as provided
for in Stroke Rule 13
(1),
and the ball. shall be played from where
it lies. If a competitor's ball which is at rest be accidentally moved
by another competitor, or his caddie, or his clubs, or his ball, or any
outside agency except wind, a ball shall be placed as near as possible
to the spot where it lay.
Penalty—Disqualification.
Ball Striking the Player, etc.
If a player's ball strike himself, or his caddie, or his clubs, he shall
incur a penalty of two strokes.
STROKE RULE 10
Allowed to Lift Another Player's Ball
A competitor may have any other player's ball played or lifted
at the option of its owner, if he find that it interferes with his play.
STROKE RULE 11
Lifting Ball
A ball may be lifted from any place on the Course_ If a player
lift a ball under the provisions of this Rule lie shall either
(i) Play a ball as provided for in Rule
22
; or