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Old 01-24-2006, 09:50 PM
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Re: White to Blue and back again

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Originally Posted by KBevins
I've only been playing for a couple of years and have yet to master my long irons. On a particular long par 3 the distance from the white tee requires a long iron , what I do is move back to the Blue tee and hit my 5W. Moving closer to the flag ie. the Red tee would seem illegal, but is moving farther away from the flag OK? I only do this on this one hole. <img>

Keith
The teeing ground is only two club lengths in depth. See definition of 'teeing ground'.

In Strokeplay, if you tee outside the teeing ground it is a two stroke penalty. And then you must play the ball from the correct place. Rule 11-4b
In Matchplay, there is no penalty but your opponent may ask you to tee again. And almost certainly will do if you hit a good one. Rule 11-4a

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