If the Committee indeed enacted the Local Rule in the entire general area, once the player uses his free club-length and then has interference from an abnormal course condition such as a cart path ...

The Rules of Golf are tricky! Thankfully, we've got the guru. Our Rules Guy knows the book front to back. Got a question? He's got all the answers. A friend's drive comes to rest on a paved cart ...

If not, under Rule 16.1a(3) he doesn’t get free relief just because he’s standing on a cart path — either he has to try to play the ball as it lies or take unplayable relief.

The cart is not a toy and just a few safety rules will prevent something happening that you could not imagine, writes Larry ...

The impact of a golf ball bouncing on a cart path has less of an impact than a golf ball being hit by a golf club. It will get scraped up, ... Rule 5-3: Ball Unfit for Play.

If you just made a triple or scuffed one off the cart path, you can banish a golf ball as soon as you hole out. It might suprise you to know that you also can substitute a ball any time you are ...

If you want to know how tough cart path only can be, do what I did once and play Pebble Beach Golf Links with a cart path only rule. It was one of the best days I've had on a golf course, but ...

The Rules of Golf are very specific on determining if your ball is in bounds of out of bounds. Here's what you need to know. ... If the ball was touching the cart path, ...

If a cart path is available, it is often best to park your cart on the path and walk to the tee or green. Making a conscious effort to keep all four tires on the path when parking can help prevent ...

If a cart path is available, it is often best to park your cart on the path and walk to the tee or green. Making a conscious effort to keep all four tires on the path when parking can help prevent ...