Potted golf
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Rules of Golf.
SPECIAL RULES FOR STROKE
COMPETITIONS.
RULES FOR THE CONDUCT OF STROKE
COMPETITIONS.
Committee Defined.
Wherever the word Committee is used in
these Rules, it refers to the Committee in charge
of the Competition.
RULE 1.
The Winner.
1. In
Stroke Competitions the competitor
who holes the stipulated round or rounds in the
fewest strokes shall be the winner.
Order of Play.
2. Competitors shall play in couples; if from any
cause there be a single competitor, the Committee
shall either provide him with a player, or select
a marker for him and allow him to compete
alone.
The order and times of starting should,
when possible, be determined by ballot.
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SPECIAL RULES FOR STROKE
COMPETITIONS.
RULES FOR THE CONDUCT OF STROKE
COMPETITIONS.
Committee Defined.
Wherever the word Committee is used in
these Rules, it refers to the Committee in charge
of the Competition.
RULE 1.
The Winner.
1. In
Stroke Competitions the competitor
who holes the stipulated round or rounds in the
fewest strokes shall be the winner.
Order of Play.
2. Competitors shall play in couples; if from any
cause there be a single competitor, the Committee
shall either provide him with a player, or select
a marker for him and allow him to compete
alone.
The order and times of starting should,
when possible, be determined by ballot.
135
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| Description | By Harry Fulford. |
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