If an opponents ball is struck by your ball on the green while putting fom on the green his ball is replaced as close as is possible to its original position and you are charged with a one stroke penalty. If your ball is off the green and you hit his ball their is no penalty but his ball is to be replaced as close to possible to its original position. If the ball is not replaced and then played that player will be then be required to replace it back to its original spot and charged 2 stroke penalty.
There is no requirement that the ball be removed, but it is considered good golf etiquette. As pointed out by one commentator, why deprive someone of that glorious sound of a ball hitting the bottom of the cup after all the hazards, mulligans and lost balls?
Golf uses a wedge. A wedge is a type of golf club and golfers mainly use it for hitting the golf ball out of the bunker. (sand pit).
Yes, in the game of pool, you can legally hit the 8-ball into a pocket by first hitting another ball with the cue ball.
The popular way is by striking the golf club on the ground right below the ball with more club speed. Another way to say it is hit the ground before you hit the ball.
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One reason is tossing the ball too low. Another is hitting it too low.
It will be considered a six.
hitting stroke 7
either: * play the ball farther back in your stance * check to see if your right shoulder is dipping (on right handed golfers) * try not to kill the ball * get a more shallow take-away * get a private lesson from a PGA Professional who could tell you what you're doing wrong
Scratching after hitting the 8 ball in pool results in a loss of the game.
The term for hitting the ball before it bounces in a game is called a "volley."
Not all golfers do. Most think by interlocking fingers the hands become a single unit and lead to a more stable geometry for striking the ball