Rule 3.3 covers what to do when a hole is started but you don't hole out. Subject to other provisions in the handicapping ...

The riding mower that just went by murdered your golf ball. Even worse, what's left of the ball appears to have been relocated by the blades, and you're not sure where it came to rest before getting ...

Now, that might seem unfair. However, the Rules of Golf doesn't guarantee a golfer a great lie because they're in the fairway -- or, conversely, a bad lie because their ball landed in the rough.

As to legality, when put into effect by the committee “winter rules,” a.k.a. the preferred lies local rule, lets you place the ball within a specified distance.

Learn the rules and how to play 8-ball with this illustrated guide. Clare Mulroy Veronica Bravo. USA TODAY. You'll find a pool table in many a bar and basement, ...

Truly, Robert, Rules Guy can’t stomach baloney, and alas you are both full of it. The placing or removal of the ball marker has nothing to do with whether the ball is in or out of play. Bupkis.

America’s pastime and the Fourth of July go together like peanuts and Cracker Jacks, but the game in the 1860s was nothing ...

But it wasn’t enough, so before the 1993 season, the rules committee decided to switch to an optic yellow ball — at the time, research said the human eye could pick up optic yellow faster than ...

A player may take any action concerning the partner’s ball that the partner is allowed to take before making a stroke, such as marking the spot of the ball. Partners are allowed to share clubs or play ...

The T-ball rules that year were basic. All players must have completed first grade, they needed to be able to take instructions. All players had to be between the ages of 6 to 9 years old.

If a member of your group picks up a ball and it turns out to be yours, what now? This outside influence poser depends on ...

Petroleum jelly on your driver might add yards to your game - and a disqualification to your scorecard. Here's how to avoid a ...