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For example, after completing the 1st hole the player tells the opponent that he or she scored a 4 but actually scored a 5. The opponent scored a 5 on the hole. After playing several more holes, the player realizes that he or she gave the opponent the wrong number of strokes taken on the 1st hole.
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3.2d(4)/1 Meaning of "Agree" in Rule 3.2d(4) 3.3b/1 Players Must Be Accompanied by a Marker for the Entire Round; 3.3b/2 Information Put in Wrong Location on Scorecard May Still Be Acceptable; 3.3b/3 Another Scorecard May Be Used If Official Scorecard Is Damaged or Misplaced; 3.3b(2)/1 Players Are Required to Enter Only Scores on a Scorecard
Rule 3.2 has been restructured as follows: Rule 3.2a provides more clarity on what might constitute a valid or invalid reason for not playing one or more holes. Rule 3.2b sets out a new method for calculating an 18-hole Score Differential when one or more holes have not been played for a valid reason.
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A number of Rules discuss the functions that the Committee must perform. Among these are: • Establish the conditions under which the competition is to be played (Rule 33-1) • Define the Boundaries and Margins of the course (Rule 33-2a) • Determine the location of holes (Rule 33-2b)
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