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Golf Etiquette: Understanding Gimmies in the Game

Learn about the rule of "gimmies" in golf. Rule 1-1 highlights playing the ball from tee to hole without gimmies. Discover how failing to hole out in stroke play or not conceding putts in match play can affect your game. 8 Relevant

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Golf Etiquette: Understanding Gimmies in the Game

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  1. Rule 1-1 “Gimmies” Q: What is the rule for allowing “gimmies?” A: The rules of golf do not permit “gimmies.” Rule 1-1 states the Game of Golf consists in playing a ball from the teeing ground into the hole by a stroke or successive strokes in accordance with the Rules. Additionally, in stroke play, if a player fails to hole out and does not correct the error prior to playing a stroke from the next teeing ground, he shall be disqualified - see Rule 3-2. In match play, if the putt has not been conceded, (Rule 2-4) the player shall lose the hole.

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