Potted golf

Rules of Golf.
caddie shall endeavour, by moving or otherwise,
to influence the action of the wind upon the ball.
A player is, however, always entitled to send
his own caddie to stand at the hole while he plays
his stroke.
Either side may refuse to allow a person who
is not engaged in the match to stand at the hole.
The penalty for a breach of this Rule shall
be the loss of the hole.
RULE 30.
Opponent's Ball to
be at Rest.
When the player's ball lies on the putting-
green, he shall not play until the opponent's
ball is at rest.
The penalty for a breach of this Rule shall
be the loss of the hole.
RULE 31.
Ball
Within Six
Inches, Lifted.
1. When the balls lie within six inches of each
other on the putting-green (the distance to be
measured from their nearest points), the ball
lying nearer to the hole may, at the option of
either the player or the opponent, be lifted
until the other ball is played, and the lifted
ball shall then be replaced as near as possible to
the place where it lay.
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