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A ball hitting overhead cables or supporting post
must be replayed
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A ball lying on ground disturbed by tractors or any
other machinery can be treated as Ground under Repair.
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A ball lying in its own plug mark (except in a
hazard), may be lifted, cleaned and dropped no nearer the hole but as near
as possible to its original position.
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A stone interfering with play of a stroke in a
bunker may be removed.
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Fixed sprinkler heads are immovable objects and
relief may be obtained.
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If young staked trees interfere with a players
stance or intended swing, a ball must be lifted and dropped within one
club-length at the nearest point of relief but no nearer the hole.
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Relief may be obtained from a ball coming to rest on
an aeration hole.
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Relief may be taken from all paths as they are
considered immovable constructions.
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A ball lying in or on any drainage ditches, grids or
channels may be lifted and dropped within one club length no nearer the
hole.
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When playing the 3rd hole, the OOB posts
for the adjacent 12th hole are immovable obstructions for which
relief may be obtained
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All bridges are immovable obstructions from which
relief can be taken