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David Royer

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Quick Rules Question-Match Play
« on: February 20, 2010, 02:22:05 PM »
On the just completed match with Poulter and Jaidee, Jaidee putts for birdie and leaves the putt on the edge of the cup.  Poulter immediately concedes the putt.  My question is the ten second rule.  Does Jaidee still retain the right for waiting 10 seconds regardless how quickly Poulter concedes the putt?  Thanks

CJ Carder

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Re: Quick Rules Question-Match Play
« Reply #1 on: February 20, 2010, 02:32:57 PM »
I was wondering that myself.  If Poulter concedes the putt and it then falls in, does Poulter's concession revert back to the birdie putt?  That's definitely one of those situations where I think I'd just keep my mouth shut.  No need to find yourself the brunt of rules questions for years to come.

Pete_Pittock

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Re: Quick Rules Question-Match Play
« Reply #2 on: February 20, 2010, 02:33:18 PM »
David,
The player still has the right to wait the ten seconds. The closest decision is  
16-2/2  Ball Overhanging Hole Knocked Away by Opponent Before Player Determines Status
Q. In a match between A and B, A putts and his ball apparently comes to rest, but is overhanging the hole. Within five seconds, B concedes A's next stroke and knocks his ball away. Was B entitled to knock A's ball away?
A. No. Under Rule 16-2, A is allowed a reasonable time to reach the hole and an additional ten seconds to determine whether his ball is at rest. Since B infringed A's rights, in equity (Rule 1-4), B lost the hole, assuming that A's putt was not for a half, in which case Rule 2-2 (Halved Hole) would apply.

David Royer

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Re: Quick Rules Question-Match Play
« Reply #3 on: February 20, 2010, 03:22:46 PM »
Pete, Thanks for the quick response.

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