nothing you play the ball from where it lies from where you hit it
Yes and No. This is covered by Rule 22-2 Ball Interfering with Play of the Rules of Golf. Except when a ball is in motion, if a player considers that another ball might interfere with his play, he may have it lifted. A ball lifted under this Rule must be replaced (see Rule 20-3). The ball must not be cleaned unless it lies on the putting green (see Rule 21). In stroke play, a player required to lift his ball may play first rather than lift the ball.
One rule of basketballis that you can't run with the ball in your handds without dribbling.
Yes. There is no rule against it.
Footwork rule is a term used in sports that applies to the player in possession of the ball and who is limited in movement. Foot rule has a different interpretation depending on the sport.
The play results in a jump ball. The team with the possession arrow gets the ball.
A blood rule is a rule in sport where a visibly-bleeding player must receive medical attention before continuing to play.
fall start
You mark where the ball would lie if it was on the ground, lift it, move the cart and then drop the ball as close to where it would be as if it was on the ground. This is a free drop.
A dead ball in volleyball is any ball that touches the floor or violates a rule, resulting in an end of the play.
There simplest rule in golf, play the ball as it lies. It sounds like this applies here, so the answer is false, you may not receive relief. There are situations in which you may receive 6 inches relief, this is when lift, clean and place is in play. Check local rules for relief from sprinkler heads etc.
you hit the ball towards the flag. But if it goes in a water hazard, you drop before the water.