That’s right. You can drop into an even worse lie. More From Golf Digest Rules Review 7 easy ways to use the Rules of Golf to ...

According to the Rules of Golf, “setting an object down” doesn’t mean resting the clubhead on the ground so long as you’re still holding it. Setting an object down means that the object is ...

The Rules of Golf are tricky! Thankfully, we’ve got the guru. Our Rules Guy knows the book front to back. Got a question? He’s got all the answers. In a four-ball match, a member of the other ...

the Video Review Room is charting the next frontier in golf officiating. For Mark Dusbabek, PGA Tour senior director and lead TV rules and video analyst, it's the culmination of a project in the works ...

The Player’s Edition of the Rules of Golf is intended for you, the golfer. Much of the information from the full Rules of Golf that is intended for those administering golf competitions has been left ...

That said, the Masters has had its share of incidents regarding the Rules of Golf. Here are some of the ... and he was summoned back to Augusta National to review video and provide an explanation.

That designation can only be made by the golf course and will typically be clearly marked with ... While golfers commonly refer to them as winter Rules, the Rules call them preferred lies – and yes, ...

The Augusta National Golf Club has a strict set of rules for the Masters, and several players have broken them in years gone ...

While many of golf’s best will spend Friday at Augusta ... Starting in 2020, Masters officials changed the cut-line rules. The old cut rule included the top 50 and ties plus anyone within ...

Talk about golf on our message boards David Rickman is the Rules Secretary at the Royal & Ancient Golf Club of St Andrews. The R&A is the world's leading authority on golf and provides guidance to ...