One of the most common questions we all have while playing a round of golf is, “Can I try that putt or chip again?” Not for score just for our own peace of mind. Well the answer as expected is sometimes you can and sometimes you can’t. In this video we walk through USGA Rule 5.5 a & b which explains those scenarios on both sides of the situation. Click the thumbs up button if you like this video, share the video with your friends who might benefit from it’s content and subscribe to the channel if you want to see more videos.
What’s in Andy’s bag:
Titleist TSR3 Driver 9 degree A1 Setting – HZRDUS Smoke Shaft 6.0
Titleist TSi2 Fairway 15 degree – HZRDUS Smoke Shaft 6.0
Titleist U505 1 & 3 Irons – Graphite Design Tour AD IZ 95 HYB X Flex Shafts
Titleist T100 Irons 4-P – KBS Tour X Shafts
Titleist Vokey Wedges SM9 Wedges – 50.12F, 56.08M & 62.08M– KBS Tour X Shafts
Scotty Cameron Phantom X12 – 48”
Titleist AVX
What is Andy wearing:
Foot-Joy Pro SL Carbon Shoes
Foot-Joy HyperFLX Glove
Foot-Joy Tour Golf Pants
Byron Nelson Polo
Stance Feel 360 with Infiknit Golf Socks
Mission Belt
To learn more about Andy go to: https://ovou.me/p/a079c2272612?
To learn more about Eaglewood GC on Langley AFB go to:
www.JBLEforcesupport.com/langley/eaglewood-golf-course
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I’m thinking, why is this video on a rule 9 minutes long? No way I’m watching all that. Kept me chuckling the whole time and it was over too soon. ????
Is this how you'd characterize the jerk who plays multiple balls for an entire round? Anything beyond a single ball would all be practice shots?
Very useful, thanks, Andy.