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No, you may not touch your ball. There should be no need anyway as the name and number are stamped more than once so that no matter how the ball lies you will be able to see if it is yours or not.

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As long as you have a ball marker to put down behind your ball you are allowed to remove the ball to line it up. but if yyou remove your ball without a marker that will be a one stroke penalty

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