Other Rules Of Golf 2

Start playing the ball in its current position. Do not change the ball position, expected position, swing area, or playing line; Move, bend, or break any fixed or growing object, except when standing and swinging properly; press down on any object.
When the ball is in a sandbox or water hazard area, do not engage in the following behaviors: touch the ground (or water in the water hazard area) with your hands or club before swinging; move scattered obstacles. If you hit a wrong ball: in a match, the hole is negative; In Stroke play, a penalty of two strokes must be given, and mistakes must be corrected by playing the correct ball.
3. On the hole area
On the hole area, you can: mark the position of the ball, pick it up and wipe it, but make sure to accurately place it back in place; Repair ball marks and old hole marks, but do not repair other damages such as shoe nail marks. When hitting the ball in the hole area, it should be ensured that the flagpole has been removed or taken care of. Even if the ball is in the hole area, the flagpole can still be removed or taken care of.
4. The stationary ball is moved
After the ball is in use, if the following situations occur, a penalty stroke of 1 must be taken and it must be placed back in its original position: an accident causes it to move; Pick it up when the rules do not allow it. Except for partners or caddies, if someone else moves a stationary ball, or if it is moved by another ball, you are not penalized, but you must return the ball to its original position. If the stationary ball is moved by the wind or due to its own reasons, it will not be penalized, as long as it continues to be played in its current position.
5. The ball in motion is diverted or stopped
If the hit ball is diverted or stopped by oneself, a partner, a caddie, or equipment, a penalty stroke will be made, and then the ball will continue to be played in its current position (Golf Rules 19-2). If the shot is diverted or stopped by another stationary ball, there is usually no penalty, as long as the ball continues to be played in its current position. Only in Stroke play, if you hit the ball before the two balls are in the hole area, you will be fined 2 strokes.
6. Picking up, throwing, and placing the ball
Before picking up a ball that needs to be placed back in place, the position of the ball must be calibrated. When picking up a ball in order to throw it or place it in another position, there is no need to calibrate the position of the ball. When throwing the ball, stand upright, straighten your arms, bring the ball to shoulder height, and then let it fall naturally. Common situations where the ball must be thrown again: after throwing the ball, it rolls to a location that is still hindered by the situation; The ball is stationary outside the range of two clubs at the throwing point; The ball is stationary closer to the hole. After the heavy throw, the ball rolls back to the above position, and the first place to place the ball on the court during the heavy throw is where it touches the court. two
7. Balls that aid or hinder playing
If a ball may help other players play, if it's your ball, you can pick it up; If it's someone else's ball, you can ask someone to pick it up. If any ball hinders you from playing, you can ask someone to pick it up. Do not agree to leave a ball in a certain position to assist another player in playing. When picking up a ball that helps or hinders playing, it must not be wiped unless it is located in the hole area.
8. Scattered obstacles
If scattered obstacles (i.e. scattered natural objects such as stones, scattered leaves, and branches) are not located with the ball