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Could it be the point where the penalty area changes from yellow to red? So, to one side of that stake, the penalty area is marked yellow. To the other side, it's marked red.
Sometimes you see a yellow stake and a separate red stake driven in the ground right beside each other to convey the same thing.
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Originally posted by synergy View PostCan someone explain what this dual coloured stake means?
Noticed it at Royal Ontario #10, along the pond, but didn’t really see if there were other stakes like this on other holes. Pretty sure the rest had red-only stakes.
Putting isn't golf, greens should be treated almost the same as water hazards: you land on them, then add two strokes to your score.
- Chi Chi Rodriguez
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Originally posted by ChasingPar View PostCould it be the point where the penalty area changes from yellow to red? So, to one side of that stake, the penalty area is marked yellow. To the other side, it's marked red.
Sometimes you see a yellow stake and a separate red stake driven in the ground right beside each other to convey the same thing.
I think there are red stakes only along the water all the way to the green (I’ll have to check next time I’m there).
All these years, I’m still learning something new in this game.– Greg
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Originally posted by synergy View Post
Yeah, I saw that video too. It’s gotta mean just as you describe. If we look at the shape of the pond and where the stake is (see satellite pic above), this is prob the last point where a yellow stake would be placed. You would then drop BEHIND the water hazard at this spot since the water then becomes parallel to the fairway from that point.
I think there are red stakes only along the water all the way to the green (I’ll have to check next time I’m there).
All these years, I’m still learning something new in this game.
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