Oaks of St. George had upside down cups this morning. Worked really well IMO, no added cost to the course, and no question if a putt is holed or not.
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Bag | Titleist Hybrid-5 Stand Bag
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Played Brookfield CC out in Cambridge, they had upside down cups, it worked well, my friend and I were quite generous with gimmies to avoid even touching the cup if they got it in.Driver: 10° Cobra LTDxLS | AD-IZ 6X
3W: 15° Callaway Paradym X | AD-IZ 7X
3H: 19° Ping G410 | Tensei CK Pro Orange 90TX
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Originally posted by bcampb00 View PostI played two rounds with raised cups and just finished first round with levers. Levers are way better. I figure raised cups are 2 strokes easier per round - almost no 3 putts
head it was struck by
using a noodle or similar idea...on windy days where the flag is leaning toward you and reducing the area of the hole for the ball to
enter ...if the flag is struck and the ball finishes within the length of the putterhead it was struck by it shall be considered holed
obviously in both cases a ball not fully within the length of the putter head shall require an additional stroke(s)
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Originally posted by rulie View PostIf it's not holed according to the Rules of golf, it cannot be "deemed" to be holed. Governments do not make the Rules of golf.
Scores for handicapping purposes can be different than real scores. (I know that I'm a harda$$ wrt Rules, but that's just my way.)
How can that be accommodated by the rules and allow for scores to be handicapped where those are used?
Fortunately there are no rules limiting the number of golf balls you can carry during a match!
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Originally posted by Fore Warned View Post
So....what about the wire that runs along the side of the flag stick, as in the E-Z Lyft ball retriever, that is used to lift the false bottom of the cup? Surely that could potentially impact the ball in some way, and could either help or hinder on occasion.
How can that be accommodated by the rules and allow for scores to be handicapped where those are used?
https://golf.com/news/golf-invention...al-distancing/
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I was playing at the hidden lake today. They had pool noodles. Earlier in the round, one of the playing partners had a putt that bounced out of the hole by the pool noodle. We said for sure take that as in since it would have gone in under normal circumstances. Later in the round, I had a chip that bounced into the hole, and then came out after hitting the pool noodle. The playing partners agreed I should count that in as well. I thanked them and moved on to the next hole.
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Originally posted by mrcltuch31 View PostI was playing at the hidden lake today. They had pool noodles. Earlier in the round, one of the playing partners had a putt that bounced out of the hole by the pool noodle. We said for sure take that as in since it would have gone in under normal circumstances. Later in the round, I had a chip that bounced into the hole, and then came out after hitting the pool noodle. The playing partners agreed I should count that in as well. I thanked them and moved on to the next hole.
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I've been playing at Scarlett Woods where the local rule is "If the ball hits the noodle, it's in". It may not be great golf, and I wouldn't count the rounds for handicap, but boy, does it speed up play on the munis!
Last year, I could count on a 4.5 hour round here most of the time (it's a par-64!). This year, I've played three times, and never in more than 3.5 hours (foursome). So much time saved in marking and remarking putts. I like noodle golf!
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