Good news! Your approach shot has found the green. The bad news is, it’s not the correct green, but rather the practice putting green.
Let’s face it, we’ve all hit errant shots from time to time. This one just happens to be particularly bad. But instead of compounding your embarrassment and not knowing what to do, approach the situation with conviction. And for some more good news, the ruling on this situation is a relatively simple one.
If your ball finds the wrong green (i.e. any green other than for the hole you’re playing), this is one of the few instances where you don’t have the option to play the ball as it lies (your greenskeeper will thank you). You are required to take free relief in this scenario, covered under Rule 13.1f.
“Interference under this Rule exists when your ball is on a wrong green or a wrong green physically interferes with your area of intended stance or area of intended swing. When there is interference by a wrong green, you must not play the ball as it lies. Instead, you must take free relief by dropping the original ball or another ball in the relief area as shown in Diagram 13.1f.”
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April 18, 2020 at 08:43PM
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