Rule by rule

Article Abstract:

United States Golf Association's rule number 22 tells a golfer how to proceed when a ball can either help or hurt another player. Under the rule, a player is entitled to have any other ball which they think may interfere in their play lifted, as well as the right to lift their own ball if they think it might assist someone else. This may be done at any point during play on the course except while another ball is in motion.

Membership organizations, not elsewhere classified, Athletic Associations, Other Similar Organizations (except Business, Professional, Labor, and Political Organizations), Sports associations

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U.S. Open 2003: due process

Article Abstract:

Among the criteria used by the USGA in selecting a golf course fo the the U.S. Open, one is that the course needs to provide a tough test. Another is that the USGA has a preference for courses with bentgrass greens.

Golf courses, United States Open (Golf)

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Rule 24: obstructions

Article Abstract:

An analysis of rule 24 is provided. Rule 24 explains obstructions that are artificial or man-made. This includes movable and immovable obstructions.

Methods, Analysis

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