discordye
Eagle Member
you go from the bank where it went in after youve retreated it.If your willing to stand in any depth of water, with in reason, to play your shot, is it unplayable? Can I stand in the water and play from there?
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you go from the bank where it went in after youve retreated it.If your willing to stand in any depth of water, with in reason, to play your shot, is it unplayable? Can I stand in the water and play from there?
you go from the bank where it went in after youve retreated it.
retreated? I'm just sayin' there is no posted OB on our course. By moving our disc it costs a stroke, so why not step in and shoot. I say, if there are no posted OBs' then there is no OB. If your willing to climb into the muck that is.
It isn't unplayable unless you can't throw it to a playable lie. Take a seven and don't throw there again.
Yeah you get your feet wet, why play it.. ?retreated? I'm just sayin' there is no posted OB on our course. By moving our disc it costs a stroke, so why not step in and shoot. I say, if there are no posted OBs' then there is no OB. If your willing to climb into the muck that is.
Not true dude. An unplayable lie is determined solely by the thrower and has nothing to do with whether or not the shot can actually be thrown from the lie. Seems counterintuitive don't it?
You have to have a "lie" before you can apply the Unplayable Lie rule. So if the 2m rule is in effect on a hole, you have to first take the 2m penalty and identify the lie below the disc. Then, if you don't like that location, you apply the Unplayable penalty and relocate to either 5m back or rethrow.
That's the rule now. But starting in 2011, if the 2m rule is in effect on the hole and you land above 2m, you can either play directly below the disc or rethrow from the original lie and get a 1-throw penalty either way.