 A ball lifted from a recognized water hazard may be dropped under a penalty of one stroke, even if the hazard be dry at the time. If the water in a recognized water hazard overflow its usual boundaries the overflowed portion of the course shall be considered...  Constitution, By-laws and Rules - Side 1071894Uten tilgangsbegrensning - Om denne boken
 | Walter J. Travis - 1901 - 278 sider
...by hand behind the water, without penalty. RULING OF THE USGA Penalty : In Medal Play, one stroke. A ball lifted from a recognized water hazard may be...considered as part of the hazard, and not as casual water. If a ball lie or be lost in casual water in a hazard, a ball may be dropped without penalty, behind... | |
 | Walter J. Travis - 1901 - 282 sider
...without penalty. Penalty : RULING OF THE USGA In Match Play, one stroke. N 193 In Medal Play, one stroke. A ball lifted from a recognized water hazard may be...considered as part of the hazard, and not as casual water. If a ball lie or be lost in casual water in a hazard, a ball may be dropped without penalty, behind... | |
 | Andrew Sloan Draper - 1907 - 432 sider
...from n recognized water hazard may he dropped under a penalty of one stroke, even lf the hazard he dry at the time. If the water in a recognized water hazard overflow its usual houndaries the overflowed portion of the course shall he considered as part of the hazard, and not... | |
 | 1900 - 724 sider
...be soled on scattered grass in a hazard ?" by answering No! Rule 15 is modified to the extent that if the water in a recognized water hazard overflow...portion of the course shall be considered as part of the hazard.-and not as casual water. A useful provision is made to rule 16, whereby, if a ball be not dropped... | |
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