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    [Other Sport] Phil Mickelson at US Open

    Surely that's not quite right? You'd be right to.
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    [Other Sport] Phil Mickelson at US Open

    So not the true sportsman some thought he was :lol:
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    [Other Sport] Phil Mickelson at US Open

    Did he do the honourable thing?
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    [Other Sport] Phil Mickelson at US Open

    He putted it back, aiming at the hole, and it could have gone in. How is that different to hooking your putter around the ball to knock it in?
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    [Other Sport] Phil Mickelson at US Open

    Thinking outside the box is good. Holing a 40 foot put is not standard, and not really relevant. Not all greens or all pin placements will be bad, but you should have situations where a decent put that misses by and inch, and has a foot extra speed to pass the hole, ends up running a long way...
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    [Other Sport] Phil Mickelson at US Open

    Make courses tough by having narrower fairways, and trees nearby. Punish for being wayward off the tee. Making them tough by adding a crazy-golf green is crap.
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    [Other Sport] Phil Mickelson at US Open

    Right, so is the 2 shot penalty (as Phil got) specifically in the rules for deliberately hitting it when you know it's moving? That's a weirdly light penalty for deliberately cheating.
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    [Other Sport] Phil Mickelson at US Open

    Presumably that's for when you're about to hit the ball, and it moves, and it's not intended to cover doing it deliberately to stop your ball running off the green?
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    [Other Sport] Phil Mickelson at US Open

    What are the rules for hitting a moving ball? And are there any rules for deliberately hitting a moving ball?
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