The golf course l played in my youth had a creek(affected play on five holes and a pound also on one of the holes that ran next to the creek. I invariably found the creek at least once and the pond on every round I played. On courses since, I haven’t had as much problem with water.
Generally speaking, you do not play a ball that landed in a water hazard from the hazard. You can drop the ball behind the hazard, take a one stroke penalty, and continue play.
Of course, this is just a comic, so anything is possible…
IndyMan almost 9 years ago
The golf course l played in my youth had a creek(affected play on five holes and a pound also on one of the holes that ran next to the creek. I invariably found the creek at least once and the pond on every round I played. On courses since, I haven’t had as much problem with water.
J Short almost 9 years ago
He’s been taking lessons from Jean Van de Velde.
J Short almost 9 years ago
neverenoughgold almost 9 years ago
Generally speaking, you do not play a ball that landed in a water hazard from the hazard. You can drop the ball behind the hazard, take a one stroke penalty, and continue play.
Of course, this is just a comic, so anything is possible…
K M almost 9 years ago
Caddy? How about an Amphicar?
PAR85 almost 9 years ago
He must be fairly good if he’s going to play out of water that deep.