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Yes, when playing in a foursome on the green in Golf, you must mark your ball if another player's ball is in your line of putt. This ensures that you do not interfere with their shot and maintains the integrity of the game. Marking your ball also allows you to return it to the exact spot after the other player has putted.
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How many players play golf?
In a single group the maximum number of players playing their own ball is four. You can have a one, two, three or four ball.
When playing golf what order do you have to be in if you have a group of four and you are playing in the fairway?
The player who's ball is farthest away from the green hits first, then move to the next players ball in order of distance to the green.BUT... Most courses encourage "ready play" (if you are ready, then hit the ball) in order to speed up play.
What golf ball has a green N logo?
srixon
Marking a golf ball on the fringe?
No, you may only mark your ball when it is on the green.
If you hit your golf ball in the woods and can't play it what do you do?
quit playing golf.
What is the Payment for playing golf called?
Green fees.
What is designed for hitting a golf ball shorter distances on the green?
Putter
Is golf ball fitting important for your playing ability?
Golf ball fitting definitely influences your ability and potential to play golf. Therefore, it would be very important for you to have the golf ball fitting done properly so that you can play gold at your best.
What effects how slow a golf ball rolls?
Many factors. How hard it was hit initially. What surface it rolls on, obviously a green is quicker than the rough. How long the grass is on the green, this will slow the ball down. If you are putting or playing into the grain it is slower than down grain.
In what year did marking your ball on the green with a coin become legal in rules of golf?
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How do you putt in golf?
You hit the ball with a putter, normally on the green, and try to roll it into the hole.
What is a golf ball marker?
Usually a thin coin shaped object which is placed just behind the golf ball when you are on the green so you can remove your ball, and get out of another players way. Some have initials and some have pictures on them.
