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What if the spot of relief from a long cart path is in a big ground under construction blue marked area?
nobody should play off the cart path
Wait: If placing your ball winds up in the treed area, then how can that be "complete relief?" So the last example in the clip should have been to the left of the cart path???
If your nearest point of relief is in a grass area of a hazard, is that classed as nearest point of relief?
Be sure to keep your footwedge handy. It solves a lot of problems.
Guaranteed that a player that has to pay for his own clubs is not taking that last shot. Maybe a tour player that gets free clubs off of the tour van.
Is it an penalty constitute extra shot?
Last dude for sure fatting that ball