瞧这个球怎么打的！
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Mayo对高尔夫感兴趣了？
遗失球与出界属于一类处理方式。详见 Rule 27 Ball lost or Out of Bounds; Provisional Ball
27-1c规定了 遗失球的处理。
c. Ball Not Found Within Five Minutes
If a ball is lost as a result of not being found or identified as his by the player within five minutes after the player’s side or his or their caddies have begun to search for it, the player must play a ball, under penalty of one stroke, as nearly as possible at the spot from which the original ball was last played (see Rule 20-5).
RCGA规则规定，从球员或其球童开始寻找，5分钟内找不到球者，视为遗失。为加快比赛速度，渥太华华人公开赛规定找球时间为3分钟。球员必须接受一杆罚杆，回原地再打一个球。
我们经常看到的情况是，打完这个球之后，球员有时又找到了第一个遗失球，并马上说，我找到了，可以打！接着打第一个球，而将第二个球捡起来装到口袋里。根据规则，如果这位球员不在下一洞开球之前（如果是第18洞，不在离开果岭前）改正错误，该球员失去比赛资格。因为第1个球超过5分钟寻找时间已经遗失，第二球才是比赛球（Ball in play)，继续打第二个球，属于打错误球，需要引用规则Rule 15-3b.
除上述规定外，还有以下例外：
Exception: If it is known or virtually certain that the original ball, that has not been found, has been moved by an outside agency (Rule 18-1), is in an obstruction (Rule 24-3), is in an abnormal ground condition (Rule 25-1c) or is in a water hazard (Rule 26-1), the player may proceed under the applicable Rule.
其中又涉及到不少规则。
看完这些如果还有兴趣的话，我再回答你关于如何考裁判的问题
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Certification:
- Achieve 80% on the Level 2 Exam at www.rulesofgolf.ca
- Complete 20 hours of satisfactory on-course experience as a Starter/Scorer/Official at club, regional or provincial events
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Level 3 of the program is comprised of a three day seminar conducted by the provincial golf associations. The seminar covers the most common Rules of Golf and includes practical sessions that demonstrate how the Rules apply on the golf course. To be certified at Level 3 an official must successfully pass the exam and meet the minimum practical requirements. The Level 3 program leads to provincial certification as a tournament official. Once Level 3 certified, an official is qualified to attend the Level 4 national certification seminar. To find out about seminars in your area, please contact your provincial golf association.
Pre-requiste: Level 2 Certification
Certification:
- Complete Level 3 Rules of Golf Seminar
- Achieve 85% on Level 3 Exam
- 10 hours accompanying a Certified Rules Official as an observer at a regional or provincial event
- Minimum of 50 hours of satisfactory on-course experience as a Rules Official at regional or provincial events
Note: Level 3 and Level 4 exams must be written in separate calendar years.
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Level 4 of the program leads to national rules certification. This is a necessary, but not sufficient qualification to work as a rules official at a Golf Canada national championship. The Level 4 program is intended for experienced rules officials who wish to improve both their technical and practical knowledge as a rules official. Considerable time is spent on the golf course discussing complex issues of the Rules of Golf. The optional 3 hour exam is a rigorous test of the Rules of Golf intended to identify those candidates with the highest level of knowledge. Registration is available online by clicking the Level 4 link below.
Pre-requiste: Level 3 Certification
Certification:
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- Achieve 85% on the Rules of Golf exam
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