Do you know? You hit you tee shot into the middle of the 12th green. As you walk down to the green, a seagull comes down, picks up you ball, carries it over the fence then drops it out of bounds. Find out what the answer is in next week’s newsletter.
Did you get the answer to last week’s rule? What happens with Loose Impediments in a bunker? You may move a loose impediment (i.e. natural loose objects such as stones, detached leaves and twigs) unless the loose impediment and your ball are in the same hazard (i.e. bunker or water hazard). If you remove a loose impediment and this causes your ball to move, the ball must be replaced and (unless your ball was on the putting green) you incur a one-stroke penalty.
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