You start at center ice and skate in on the goalie deak him or her out and hopefully score
I don't understand the question. Were you shot in the back with a .22 and wonder how far it could have gone?
You have 3 options. 1. Go back to where you played your previous shot from, 2. Go back as far as you want, on a straight line, keeping your ball between you and the pin, no nearer the hole. 3. Or take two club lengths from where your ball is, no closer to the hole. All of these options carry a one shot penalty.
It is not allowed to move at all, it is allowed to shake side to side but if it moves from it's original position it is a penalty.
This is known as a lateral hazard, it differs from a water hazard as you can drop on either side of the hazard. There are a couple of options;Take a two club length drop, from the nearest point of relief, no nearer the hole.Replay the previous shot, from the previous position.Keep the point where the ball entered the hazard between you and the pin, and go back as far as you like.You do have the option of playing the ball as it lies, but remember, you can not ground you club in a hazard.
it was a hook shot. they showed it on fantasy factory! im not sure how far back he was but i did see it...
the only reason your team would be wining a penalty in every much could be the laziness of your strikers.Therefore, Celtic strikers are a little bit lazy to shot from a far distance hence drag the ball closer to the goal post.
I'm not going to go back that far. As October 2009 35 states had the death penalty still on their books. !5 states plus the District of Columbia - did not.
its called icing and the penalty is that the puck goes back to the other end and there is a face off
7 yards from the goal line
If you hit the ball into the water there is a one shot penalty. You can either drop the ball 2 club lengths from the edge of the hazard or you can go back as far you like in line with the point where the ball entered the hazard. Or you can even go back to the tee, you will be playing 3 off the tee. That is not strictly correct. The question asks only about "water". There are two "types" of water in the Rules of Golf. i.e. Casual Water(CW) , which is a temporary collection of water, and water in a water hazard. There are two types of water hazard i.e Regular water hazard(WH) and a lateral water hazard, (LWH). It is still a WH or LWH even if there is no water in it. If your ball is at rest in Casual Water, you are required to proceed, without penalty, under Rule 25-1. If your ball is at rest in eithe a WH or LWH, you must proceed under Rule26-1.Note. If your ball lies in a LWH you have an additional relief optionviz.Rule26-1c. Which ever relief option you wish to prcoceed under in Rule26-1 it will cost you a penalty stroke. However, a player is not obliged to take relief. He ALWAYS has the option to play the ball as it lies, Rule 13-1.
The dig shot is used when you do not have another option and you are to far out of reach to shuffle and get to it on time. So you basically dive for it and *dig* it back up before it hits the ground.
A slap shot is by far faster.