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Originally Posted by kingtc Thanks guys,
How does a company that makes a club not know if it conforms to the "rules of golf?" I mean it was obviously a clone or knock-off, but that's still a little crazy not to know if your own equipment conforms to USGA standards.
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Travis,
Remember we have the USGA who look after Canada, USA and Mexico with 1 set of rules on equipment. Then there's the R&A who look after the rest of us with a slightly different set of rules on equipment.
But remember, non-conforming
clubs are not illegal provided you are not taking part in a competition or submitting the round for handicapping purposes. That is what makes them 'legal' - you can use them for social play.