What are the rules of golf AAA

The 10 basic rules of golf.

1) The same ball must be used from the tee area to the hole-in. Substitutions are only allowed when the rules allow it;

2) Each hole must be scored, otherwise no points will be scored and you will be disqualified;

3) Must always use their own ball. Identification marks should be made on the ball;

4) The ball must be batted at the place where the ball is stopped;

5) When the ball is in the hazard area, whether it is a bunker area or a water hazard area, the club must not touch the ground or water surface of the hazard area before hitting the ball;

6) Do not smooth out the marks left by the nails of the batter's shoes to improve the condition of the putt;

7) Obstacles are artificially set, some are movable and some are not, so you must land the ball within one stroke of the nearest relief point;

8) If your ball lands in a water hazard, you can serve another ball after the hazard so that the ball goes over the hazard and lands between you and the hole;

9) If your ball is lost outside the hazard area, go back to the place where you last hit and make another stroke and take a penalty;

10) If your ball cannot be used anymore, you have 3 options:

a Re-stroke from where you last stroked;

b Throw a new ball within two strokes of your original ball;

c Find the spot between you and the hole where the original ball is, then throw the new ball on the same line. You can start all over again.

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1. When the whole ball is out of bounds, the ball is out of bounds; The criterion is that the innermost point of the boundary column is connected on the ground, or in some cases, the boundary line; Raids.

2. When any part of the ball touches the water barrier marker, the ball is in the water barrier area. Keep in mind that the post itself is part of the water barrier area;

3. When any part of the ball touches the green, the ball is located in the hole area, if the ball is on the edge of the green and part of the ball protrudes beyond the green, it cannot be regarded as in the hole area;

4. If any part of the ball is located in the teeing area, it shall be deemed to be in the teeing area. The tee area is a rectangular area with a width of two clubs, with the front and sides determined by the outer limits of the tee area markings.

1. Participants must compete under fair conditions. 2. During the competition, you must be able to objectively deal with the situation that is beneficial to you. 3. Etiquette norms:

Pay attention to safety when swinging and playing to prevent injury accidents; Do not affect the play of others, do not delay time; The group of remorse that proceeds too slowly, let the latter group surpass; After a shot has been played, the field should be repaired in earnest.

4. Hitting order: According to the order prescribed by the competition organizing committee, you can also draw lots, guess boxing or decide who will serve first according to age. 5. Batting:

If the official swing does not hit the ball, it should be counted as a stroke, the ball falls from the skin of the tee, and the ball is put back on the tee when it is in the same position for the second shot, and the ball is put back on the tee, which is considered the third stroke.

6. Match play is also based on the number of strokes, but the difference is that the score of each hole is used to determine the outcome of the hole, and the result is determined by the cumulative number of winning and losing holes in each match. 7. The ball is out of bounds: The ball played for the first time is out of bounds, and it can be made up after everyone has played, but it is counted as the third shot.

8. Serve and place the ball: The ball must be placed on the tee in the tee area when serving. 9. Hitting sequence:

The player who is far away from the hole should play first. 10. Changing the ball: If the ball is broken, you can explain the change to your partner; If there is no indication of changing the ball, a penalty will be charged; Sneak the ball and get two free throws.

<>General rules:

In fact, most tournaments are made by the organizers or golf associations.

The rules need to be followed, so it is mainly up to everyone's conscious spirit to complete.

Courtesy:

Be safe when swinging and playing. Prevent injuries from occurring.

Do not interfere with others' play, do not delay time.

After a shot, the field should be carefully repaired.

Serve:

If you are less than 5 minutes late, you will be charged with two penalty strokes.

The batting order is carried out in the prescribed order of the game, and can also be adjusted by both sides, such as guessing boxing, drawing lots, etc.

Stroke: Swing but do not hit the ball, it should be counted as a stroke.

The ball falls off the tee and is in place for the second shot. The ball is re-placed on the tee and counts as the third stroke.

Tee: The ball must be placed on the tee in the tee area when serving.

Fairway rules:

The order of strokes should be played first by the person farther away from the hole.

Wrong Shot: Playing someone else's ball by mistake is punishable by two penalty strokes.

Global; If the ball is broken, it should be explained to others or opponents, and if it is not stated, a penalty will be given for changing the ball. Sneak two penalty shots.

Re-positioning: When the ball reaches a place where it can't be hit, you can explain to the opponent that the first team will take the ball out. Throw the ball away from the hole and within a radius of two strokes.

Finding the Ball: In order to find your ball, you touch a field obstacle and move the ball to take a penalty. If the ball is not found within 5 minutes, it will be considered a missed ball and will need to be re-played and a penalty will be added.

Others: Breaking a branch while playing or swinging is a penalty of two strokes. The ball hits your own cart or bag and you get two penalty strokes. When hitting the ball, if it is a combo, it is counted as two strokes.

Rules for obstacle areas:

Hit the bunker ball. In a bunker, when you're ready to play, you get two penalties if the club hits the sand.

Hit into the water obstacle zone: The ball enters the water obstacle zone, takes a penalty stroke, and then throws the ball outside the water obstacle zone at the water cut. If you insist on hitting the ball in the water, you will not take a penalty.

Hole Area (Green) Rules:

Wipe the ball: The ball hits the hole area, you can wipe the ball, but you must mark the ball position, and if you don't mark it, you will have to take a penalty.

Shot Order: Whoever has the ball far from the hole plays first.

When the ball pushed by others is still moving, make an action to hit your own ball and take two free throws.

Hole-in-one: In an official stroke play, each hole must be played or you will be disqualified.

Touching someone else's ball: When playing on the green, if you touch someone else's ball on the green, put the ball back in place (if both balls are on the green, the person who hits the ball will be penalized twice).

The number of clubs is limited to 14: In a regular competition, each player can only bring up to 14 clubs, and if there are fewer than 14 clubs, they can be replenished to 14 clubs. Damaged or unusable clubs can be replaced during the game, but in principle not to delay the game; Supplements or substitutions are not allowed to be borrowed from any of the participants on the course.

Once the club has been loaned, until the end of the game, the loaned club will be used by the borrower and may not be used by the borrowing party.