Golf Rules
Read up on classic golf rules and discover the newest regulations with Golf Monthly - or simply settle a argument about the most obscure rules in the game.
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What Happens If An Animal Moves Your Ball On The Golf Course?
Whether it's a pesky seagull, a curious swan or an inquisitive dog, how do the Rules of Golf deal with an animal moving your ball out on the course?
By Jeremy Ellwood Published
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How Long Is Golf’s Rule Book Compared To Other Sports?
Golf has a reputation for possessing a long and complicated rule book, but is it that much lengthier than those in other popular sports?
By Fergus Bisset Published
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Five Of The Most Common Immovable Obstructions In Golf
What is an immovable obstruction in golf? What immovable obstructions are you most likely to encounter and what’s the procedure if you do?
By Fergus Bisset Published
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6 Rules Every Golfer Forgets!
Our qualified rules expert clarifies six often forgotten golf rules, covering everything from red penalty areas to abnormal ground conditions...
By Fergus Bisset Published
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Do You Get Relief From A Footprint In A Bunker?
A ball in a footprint in a bunker is an unfortunate predicament for any golfer to face, but do you get a free drop? Or do you have to take it on the chin?
By Fergus Bisset Published
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Which Of The Rules Of Golf Are Most Expendable?
The Rules of Golf have changed many times over the years but are there any elements that are still potentially expendable? We make a few suggestions...
By Jeremy Ellwood Published
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What Happens If You Knock Leaves Off A Tree Or Bush During Your Stroke?
You're close to or in amongst the foliage and knock leaves off a tree as you make your swing... what do the Rules of Golf say?
By Jeremy Ellwood Published
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Can You Play A Ball From GUR?
If your ball lands in an area marked as ground under repair, do you have to take relief or can you play it as it lies?
By Fergus Bisset Published
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Easiest Rules Of Golf To Get Wrong
Certain Rules of Golf are broken more often than others through lack of knowledge, lack of concentration or even just carelessness
By Jeremy Ellwood Published