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I post it in the Ottawa GOlf Ruling forum:
Who should play first? - OttawaGolf Forum
Let's see the answers from the experts.
Who should play first? - OttawaGolf Forum
Let's see the answers from the experts.
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Here is the answer from LobWedge, a RCGA Rules Official L2:
"The player furthest from the hole should play first, in either stroke play or match play, but there's no penalty for playing out of turn. However, if it's match play and Player B plays first, Player A can make him cancel his stroke and wait until A plays closer to the hole before B can replay his stroke. "
"The player furthest from the hole should play first, in either stroke play or match play, but there's no penalty for playing out of turn. However, if it's match play and Player B plays first, Player A can make him cancel his stroke and wait until A plays closer to the hole before B can replay his stroke. "
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Another answer from PapaPat:
"For those who are looking for a definitive answer to this question, I'm afraid you are out of luck. LW has correctly stated the position of the RofG. However, buried in the wording of Decision 10-2b/1, there is this:
Although condoning putting out of turn in stroke play may be questionable in view of the explicit language of Rule 10-2b, there is no penalty for doing so (Rule 10-2c), it is not in conflict with the intent of Rule 10-2b, and it may tend to speed play.
Accordingly, it is considered that the practice should not be discouraged.
To insist on having the furthest away play first in most Stroke Play situations would be out of step with actual widespread practices of everyone chipping on and continuous putting when appropriate. Is there any question why people are uncertain about this one?
Of course, as LW points out, in Match Play correct order of play really is intrinsict to the nature of the game. "
"For those who are looking for a definitive answer to this question, I'm afraid you are out of luck. LW has correctly stated the position of the RofG. However, buried in the wording of Decision 10-2b/1, there is this:
Although condoning putting out of turn in stroke play may be questionable in view of the explicit language of Rule 10-2b, there is no penalty for doing so (Rule 10-2c), it is not in conflict with the intent of Rule 10-2b, and it may tend to speed play.
Accordingly, it is considered that the practice should not be discouraged.
To insist on having the furthest away play first in most Stroke Play situations would be out of step with actual widespread practices of everyone chipping on and continuous putting when appropriate. Is there any question why people are uncertain about this one?
Of course, as LW points out, in Match Play correct order of play really is intrinsict to the nature of the game. "
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