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If u take a penalty drop from a bunker you’re soft
2nd option you can go back as far* as you want. Then drop within a club length.
Under the new rules, it would probably be more efficient and time saving, in a majority of cases, if the area where the ball is unplayable is in an area marked off as a red penalty area. Same penalty strokes and a much better chance of getting a better lie and angle to the green etc.
What if I go straight over the green and it’s unplayable? Can I follow the line back to the green?
Your Demonstrator SHOULDN'T be bending her Knees AND her Ankles as She prepares to Drop her Ball.
This lowers the height of the Knees.
This is great information for all amateur golfers ????️♂️