Rule by rule

Article Abstract:

Rule 5, as provided by the United States Golf Association, describes in what situations a player is allowed to change balls during the play of a hole. If a ball is deemed "unfit for play," the ball may be replaced, meaning it has a crack, cut or is deformed. The rule also explains what to do if a ball shatters when hit.

Standards, Golf balls, United States Golf Association

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Rule by rule

Article Abstract:

Issues concerning the Rules of Golf, rule 4 covering golf clubs is discussed, including the type of clubs to use, how many clubs can be taken onto the course and what to do when a club is damaged.

Equipment and supplies, Golf equipment

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Rule by rule

Article Abstract:

The first Rule of Golf defines the game of golf and sets out broad principles intended to cover situations which may arise in a game. Rule 1 now has four sub-sections.

Golf rules

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