Dear Linda,
Are you allowed to attach that little suction device to the handle end of your putter to remove the ball from the hole? It’s a real back saver for me.
Lulu
Dear Lulu,
Save your back, use the device, it’s perfectly legal.
Linda
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- Introduction to Ask Linda columns
- Ask Linda #35 - wrong place; impediments in bunker
- Ask Linda #34 - new 2008 handicap changes
- Ask Linda #33 - lost ball; provisional ball
- Ask Linda #32 - posting scores
- Ask Linda #31 - relief from immovable obstructions
- Ask Linda #30 - crater repair
- Ask Linda #29 - repairing damage to hole
- Ask Linda #28 - relief from lateral hazard
- Ask Linda #27 - ball moves before hit
- Ask Linda #26 - hitting your opponent's ball
- Ask Linda #25 - marking your ball on green
- Ask Linda #24 - repairing a damaged hole
- Ask Linda #23 - cleaning the ball
- Ask Linda #22 - nearest point of relief from cart ...
- Ask Linda #21 - cart path relief
- Ask Linda #20 - ball unfit for play
- Ask Linda #19-unplayable ball
- Ask Linda #18-repair hole damage
- Ask Linda #17-grounding club in bunker
- Ask Linda #16 - attend flagstick, ball off green
- Ask Linda #15 - posting winter scores
- Ask Linda #14 - relief from fences
- Ask Linda #13 - unplayable ball
- Ask Linda #12 - relief from water hazards
- Ask Linda #11 - post unfinished round
- Ask Linda #10 - water in bunker
- Ask Linda #9 - post scores, match play or better ball
- Ask Linda #8 - putter suction device
- Ask Linda #7 - post nine-hole score
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- Ask Linda #5 - time for search
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