Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1923-04-30 | Page 7 | Kinks O' the Links

6 L io i I In driving from rom the tee the ball bal goes coes out of o bounds The player playe el elects to drive again acain from the tee Disgusted d with lIh his hia luck and being bein a bit hIt superstitious he tees tee up his second hi-second second ball bali on the other side of oC o the teeing ground In so doing h causes an argument It being contended contended con- con contended tended that he has no such right What about It If In playing a second ball It must he played as a nearly as possIble from the spot pot where the th first shot ho was made This Thi applies whether the th ball was wa played from the tee or any other place on the course After ACier mowing the golf goll course much of oC o the gras grass has been piled In one spot prior to being bing removed I In driving from the tee the ball lodges in the th grass being almost entirely concealed Has the iho pIa er erthe the right to lift mt the ball baIl and drop it without penalty 9 The pile or mound of grass or any other material piled for fl rc- rc e moval is considered con to be upkeep A ball lying on or lodging in such an obstruction may be lifted and dropped penalty I