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Golf common sense when you break the rules

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<1> A single action violates a rule more than once
 
-For example, if one player's ball hits his or her partner's ball on the putting green in stroke play, it is a violation of Rule 19-5.
If you subsequently hit another companion's ball, you again violate Rule 19-5. "In this case, a one-stroke penalty is imposed."
 
<2> A single action breaks two rules
 
-Similarly, in stroke play, if a player picks the footprint of the line of play inside a bunker with a rubber stamp, thinking he will putt his ball from the bunker, this is a violation of both Rules 13-2 and 13-4. In this case, a one-time penalty of 2 strokes is given."
 
<3> When the same or similar actions taken multiple times violate one rule more than twice
 
-In stroke play, if a player makes several practice swings in a hazard and touches the ground with each swing, this is a violation of 13-4/3 and "shall be assessed a one-time penalty of 2 strokes."
 
<4> When two rules are violated by different actions and the second violation is a direct result of the first violation
 
-In stroke play, if the player's ball moves before address and the moving ball accidentally hits the player's club and comes to rest, it is a violation of Rule 19-2. If the player subsequently removes the club and the ball moves as a result, a one-stroke penalty is normally incurred under Rule 18-2. “However, in the above case, a one-time penalty of two strokes will be imposed according to Rule 19-2.”
 
<5> When two different actions violate two rules
 
-In stroke play, if a player lifts his ball in play and replaces it with another ball, if the action is considered unfounded, a penalty of 1 stroke for lifting the ball in play and 2 strokes for incorrectly replacing the ball are added, for a total of 3 penalty strokes. You will receive it."
 
<6> When different actions violate a rule more than once
 
- In stroke play, if a player intentionally steps on the line of another player's putt and then begins to move the ball for no apparent reason before addressing it, and then intentionally stops the moving ball again, "in this case, a violation of Rule 1-2 shall be imposed." Each penalty is 2 separate strokes, for a total of 4 penalties."
 
 
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