Hi Linda,
This may have been asked before and I tried to find an
answer on your blog (which is very well organized and I love it) but perhaps I
didn't specify the details correctly.
What happens when there are two immovable, man-made objects?
For example, the ball is on the cart path and "full relief" then puts
you in a spot where you would hit a sign post in your back swing.
I guess I'm really asking the definition of “full relief:” would
the determination include both objects at the same time or one object (the
path) followed by full relief from the second object (the sign)?
Thanks,
Lulu from Kelowna, British Columbia
Dear Lulu,
Take your relief one problem at a time. If you have
interference from a cart path, and you decide to take relief, you must find the
nearest point of relief no closer to the hole and drop within one club-length
of that spot. After you drop, if you now have interference from another
immovable obstruction and wish to take relief, you must apply the relief
procedure to your new situation [Decision 1-4/8].
Linda
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