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Susan purposely stopped her moving ball. In match play, she lost the hole. In stroke play, she incurs a two stroke penalty and was required to place her ball on the lip of the hole and hole out. If she did not do so, she was disqualified for failing to hole out.
Susan purposely stopped her moving ball. In match play, she wins the hole and in stroke play, she incurs no penalty as her ball was deemed to have been holed.
Susan purposely stopped her moving ball. In match play, she lost the hole and in stroke play, she incurs no penalty as her ball was deemed to have been holed.
Susan receives an award for having the flexibility to perform such a feat!
She can replace the ball in it's original spot and continue play.
She has forfeited play and is disqualified for unsportsmanlike conduct.
Robin must replace her ball under a one stroke penalty because she is not considered to have made a stroke.
Robin must replace her ball under a two stroke penalty because she is not considered to have made a stroke.
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