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Hello Tina, Most important is the measurement from your wrist, or fingertips to the ground, rather than your overall height. Most taller people have longer arms, but it is good to check. You could
Absolutely not. There is no penalty and there are not any rules to say what is not a penalty, like it is not a penalty to eat a peanut butter sandwich while golfing etc, otherwise the rulebook would be
Hello Peggy, Question #1 If the Rule Book had contained all of the things that were OK to do, it would be a foot thick. That question is not covered, as I mentioned in my previous answer it is common
Good afternoon Peggy. a quick answer is no, it is a courtesy and I would even remind my opponent as well as my partner. Someone from the gallery could remind you or even a beverage cart girl. It is a game
Good morning Shannon. The most important thing is that hands are comfortable, compact but not crowded, what I call Happy Hands. Nice even grip pressure and a soft touch. There are 3 basic grips, interlock

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