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I'm ok with jump putts. Step putts on other hand...

Who peed in your cereal this morning?

It seemed too early for drunk shit posting, so I am guessing maybe some boredom trolling, lol.

No, simply no, lol. It seems random. Why not just have players throw one legged. That is a new skill also, lol.

I am not a fan of step putting. However, how do you differentiate between a drive off the tee, and a 400 foot fairway drive? I say just eliminate the step putt, especially since 90% of the time in real time it is impossible to tell if is a foot fault. All other approach shots and drives...

Hmmm. So you are lobbying for stand and deliver on every shot?

Just to clarify, legitimate creeks should be OB imo, so we agree there. The original questions was about a 3 foot wide stream that is not always filed with water and is super shallow.

Makes sense. When I played tournies, there were always the jibronis who tried taking advantage. Surrounded by Water sounds cut and dried, but noooo....

You don't know OB at your own course? That means OB is somewhat subjective and your interpretation today may not be same as tomorrow.

I can see the inconstancy if the cart path borders some holes and crosses others. I would understand more if they made the stream OB on holes it borders, so it would protect players on the holes in other side of it so to speak by giving players incentive to not go across into other fairways.

The funniest part about the stream in question on our course is that even on the wettest day, we can walk across it either by stepping on an exposed rock, or even jumping over it, lol I mean it definitely makes for an interesting second shot to get to the green. However I have seen shots...

In this case the small stream is directly in front of the green, directly in line with the line player is throwing. It is not an area the player would want to avoid. And generally it serves as drainage so often times there isn't much water in the stream. For comparison, on this course there...

Is OB completely at a TDs discretion? Or are thetr PDGA guidelines? On my local course, there is a 3 foot wide stream in front of one of our greens, and that same stream borders 3 other holes. For casual play we play that stream as casual water, but in league and sanctioned play, they play...

The local club installed feathers on the courses they most use for tournaments and keep them in the ground year round. It takes the guess work out of it.

Some courses have a 10 meter rope attached to the pole. It's not rocket science. The rule is specific, 10 meters. It doesn't say to estimate, or round up or down.

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806.02 C A disc that cannot be found is considered to be out-of-bounds if there is compelling evidence that the disc came to rest within an out-of-bounds area. In the absence of such evidence, the disc is considered lost and play proceeds according to 805.03

Yes I can see that interpretation. It would be a bite in the ass if the same guy who refuses to help also starts the clock, lol. You would have conflicting penalties. I'd like to think our sport is better than this. Perhaps rules need to be re written in this case, or a certain amount of...