Back to B.C. by Johnny Hart for December 22, 2019

Well played!

Wow. Not bad.

Order an “Arnold Palmer.” I wanna see what happens, next.

Golf is too exhausting…

Mankind’s first Rube Goldberg?

LOL!

The only tree for miles and now it’s gone. What are you going to do next time?

WHOOPS! You STILL take a penalty for that!RULES OF GOLF

Rule 15 – Relief from Loose Impediments and Movable Obstructions a. Removal of Loose Impediment

Without penalty, a player may remove a loose impediment anywhere on or off the course, and may do so in any way (such as by using a hand or foot or a club or other equipment).

But there are two exceptions:

Exception 1 – Removing Loose Impediment Where Ball Must Be Replaced: Before replacing a ball that was lifted or moved from anywhere except the putting green:

A player must not deliberately remove a loose impediment that, if moved when the ball was at rest, would have been likely to have caused the ball to move. *If the player does so, he or she gets one penalty stroke, but the removed loose impediment does not need to be replaced.

*emphasis added

Golf. The greatest game invented by Mankind.

The traditional Rube Goldberg putt…

I didn’t know rearranging the golf course was allowed.

Did he use a wood for that shot? Well played.

Quiet a fine bit of calculation and kinetics.

Rube Goldberg’s approach to golf to make it more challenging.