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Comment from: Brandon Tucker [Member] Email
Joe Golfer violates this rule probably 95% of the rounds they play. Looks like all our handicaps are void.

04/05/08 @ 17:30
Comment from: Oliver Sudden [Visitor] Email
O.K. say they didn't have this rule. I hit my ball in a green side bunker on a par 3. I wonder what the sand is like so I go into another green side bunker and rake it and generally test the sand. No penalty.
04/06/08 @ 20:18
Comment from: Wendy (UK) [Visitor]
Voila! The rule is usually there for a reason, even if it sometimes seems obscure. On this occasion, the committee could have agreed that as Cink had to take a stance in the bunker he was not simply testing the hazard. Surely professional tournaments should have volunteers to rake the bunkers anyway rather than hold up play while the caddie does it. Or is that too simple a solution until rule is reviewed in 2010? Doesn't help with amateurs, of course, but then we can always claim that it is etiquette not rule to rake the bunker after play (maybe not under US PGA rules, however?).
04/08/08 @ 14:43

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