Ron Kaspriske is a journalist who writes for Golf Digest and Cigalah Group. With a focus on golf-related topics, Ron provides informative articles on golf rules, fitness exercises for golfers, and tips for improving swing speed. His expertise in the sport makes him a valuable resource for golf enthusiasts looking to enhance their game.
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By: Ron Kaspriske
The photograph above is of Matt Fitzpatrick, who was about to try to advance his ball next to an out-of-bounds fence at the 2019 Omega European Masters. While you can't take free reflief from an OB marker, it's perfectly fine to stand out of bounds to hit a ball that is in bounds. Fitz pulled this shot off, by the way ( see below ), but that's not what we are here to discuss.
By: Ron Kaspriske
The Rules of Golf give golfers leeway in taking a stance, but prohibit them from doing anything that would improve conditions affecting a stroke before playing the ball
By: Ron Kaspriske, Stuart Franklin
The photograph above is of Matt Fitzpatrick, who was about to try to advance his ball next to an out-of-bounds fence at the 2019 Omega European Masters. While you can’t take free relief from an out-of-bounds marker, it’s perfectly fine to stand out of bounds to hit a ball that is in bounds. Fitz pulled this shot off, by the way [ below ], but that’s not what we are here to discuss.
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By: Ron Kaspriske
Training your body to use the ground properly in the golf swing is one of the best ways to increase distance.
By: Ron Kaspriske
Before we get into the rule that explains what constitues a putting stroke and what doesn't, let's watch this perfectly legal way to six-putt. This has happened many times in pro golf, but this effort by Thomas Detry at the Cognizant Classic in March pretty much sums up how golf can devour your soul.
By: Ron Kaspriske
According to the Rules of Golf, the way you hole out could result in a penalty
By: Ron Kaspriske
Acknowledging for a moment that medical science has come a long, long way in the research and development of drugs and rehabilitation techniques that treat injuries, pain and soreness, it's also true that it doesn't have all the answers. Many people, especially those adverse to taking pills or shots or regular visits to sports-medicine experts, have turned to alternative forms of pain management that might be just as effective.
By: Ron Kaspriske
Here's what the Rules of Golf say you can do when your ball isn't in a den, but on a mess created by one
By: Ron Kaspriske
Superintendents don't love them, but most golfers are happy to share their greenspace with the fauna of the area. Still, there are times when that occupation might intefere with your round. Crows steal golf balls. Alligators make retrieving one from a penalty area a little more daring.
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