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Golf Swing, Simple swing, Improving Golf, rule of game, PGA tour event

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I have played golf for over 20 years. I am an avid golfer and went through many things that I can broadly share with others. I will share my findings and tips.

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Simple Swing Advanced!
http://SimpleSwingAdvanced.blogspot.com

Simple Swing Basic!
http://simpleswingbasic.blogspot.com

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Post College majoring in Computer Information Systems.

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Recent Answers from dan

2009-10-29 rules of the game:

Hello Roman, Thanks for asking this question. Yes. Yardage stake is normally considered as a movable Obstruction in this situation. In Rule 24-1, it says: A player may take relief without penalty

2009-10-10 golf course marketing plan:

Hi, Nicki. Thanks for asking this question. It sounds like you have a great business plan to launch and I hope you will have a great success. Project along with Golf course would be wonderful! I

2009-09-25 Putting:

Hi Hitesh: Thanks for asking this question. Yes. This is O.K. You may remember that pro Nick Price does that quite often. I am including some portion of Rule 16 which describe Putting Green. 16-1

2009-09-06 Clothing:

Hello Kim: Thanks for asking this question. I did some research and found the rule that can explain your situation best. ------------------- Rule 6-8 Discontinuance of Play: Resumption

2009-08-31 Provisional Ball:

Hello Mac: Thanks for asking this question. In Rule 27-2 C, it is stated, If the original ball is neither lost nor out of bounds, the player must abandon the provisional ball and continue playing

 

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