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#RED BALL 3 LVL 17 FREE#

When playing the ball as it lies is clearly unreasonable because of something from which the player is not allowed to take free relief (such as when a player is unable to make a stroke because of where the ball lies in a bush), or.

There is no free relief from interference by the no play zone under (2):

Must not be nearer the hole than the reference point.

Must be in the same penalty area where the ball lies, and.

Size of Relief Area Measured from Reference Point: One club-length, but with these limits:.

Reference Point: The nearest point of complete relief from the no play zone.

Take free relief by dropping the original ball or another ball in this relief area (if it exists) in the penalty area (see Rule 14.3):.

Take penalty relief outside the penalty area under Rule 17.1d or 17.2, or.

If a player’s ball is in a penalty area, and is outside a no play zone but a no play zone (whether in an abnormal course condition or in a penalty area) interferes with their area of intended stance or area of intended swing, the player must either: (2) When No Play Zone on Course Interferes with Stance or Swing for Ball in Penalty Area. Instead, the player must take further relief under Rule 16.1f(2). If the player has interference from a no play zone after taking relief under this Rule, the ball must not be played as it lies. The player must take penalty relief under Rule 17.1d or 17.2. In each of these situations, the player must not play the ball as it lies: (1) When Ball Is in No Play Zone in Penalty Area.

If more than one area of the course is located within two club-lengths of the reference point, the ball must come to rest in the relief area in the same area of the course that the ball first touched when dropped in the relief area.Must not be nearer the hole than the reference point, and.Size of Relief Area Measured from Reference Point: Two club-lengths, but with these limits:.Reference Point: The estimated point where the original ball last crossed the edge of the red penalty area.When the ball last crossed the edge of a red penalty area, the player may drop the original ball or another ball in this lateral relief area (see Rule 14.3): (3) Lateral Relief (Only for Red Penalty Area).

The reference point for taking relief is point X, and a ball must be dropped in and played from the two club-length relief area, which is no nearer the hole than point X. Take lateral relief (red penalty area only).Take back-on-the-line relief by dropping a ball outside the penalty area, keeping point X between the hole and the spot where the ball is dropped.Take stroke-and-distance relief by playing a ball from a relief area based on where the previous stroke was made.When it is known or virtually certain that a ball is in a red penalty area and the player wishes to take relief, the player has three options, each for one penalty stroke. Must be in the same area of the course that the ball first touched when dropped.May be in any area of the course except the same penalty area, but.Must not be nearer the hole than the estimated point where the original ball last crossed the edge of the penalty area, and.The spot on the line where the ball first touches the ground when dropped creates a relief area that is one club-length in any direction from that point, but with these limits: The player may drop the original ball or another ball (see Rule 14.3) outside the penalty area, keeping the estimated point where the original ball last crossed the edge of the penalty area between the hole and the spot where the ball is dropped (with no limit as to how far back the ball may be dropped). The player may play the original ball or another ball from where the previous stroke was made (see Rule 14.6). If a player's ball is in a penalty area, including when it is known or virtually certain to be in a penalty area even though not found, the player has these relief options, each for one penalty stroke: (1) Stroke-and-Distance Relief.