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#27642 - 09/03/0809:04 AMPlugged ball on the green
Chief
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Registered: 03/08/08
Posts: 391
Loc: Elk Grove Village Illinois
I got some new wedges this weekend and played a 9 hole par 3. I had a question, maybe someone, probably Bill can answer. On a 111 yard hole I hit my new 52* wedge it seemed about as high as I hit for distance. The ball totally plugged about 2 1/2 feet from the cup. I marked the ball a club head back and fixed the divot and replaced the ball as I would normally. Knocked down the putt for a birdie. Is this acceptable?
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#27646 - 09/03/0809:37 AMRe: Plugged ball on the green
[Re: DocT]
srushing
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Registered: 10/28/06
Posts: 3064
Loc: North Carolina
as I recall the rules, an embeeded ball through the green (which includes the green) can be lifted, cleaned and placed and the area can be repaired. So I think you did the right thing.
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hi, i can't reply your question for i am a beginner, and i need some suggestions. what kind of clubs is good for me to start? is[URL=http://www.golforderonline.com]TaylorMade CGB Fairways URL] ok?[/
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