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A guide to getting ball back in play

Sports, Brett Brasier, Published on 25/02/2026

» Drop a golf ball when taking free or penalty relief -- for example; a hazard, unplayable lie or abnormal conditions within a defined relief area. Place a ball back after previously marking it and lifting it from the green, replacing it after it moves, or cleaning it on the putting green.

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One wrong score for a hole can end your round

Sports, Brett Brasier, Published on 15/10/2025

» If you return a scorecard with a wrong score for a hole; the score you entered stands if it was higher than your actual score. However, you are disqualified if you return a score that is lower than your actual score or if you fail to return a score for a hole. Putting down a lower score is considered a serious breach of the rules and results in disqualification, unless an unknown penalty was the cause. Some professional tours have adopted a rule that gives players a 15-minute window to correct an incorrect score after leaving the scoring area.

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Why a provisional saves you long walk back

Sports, Brett Brasier, Published on 17/09/2025

» Continuing on the theme of our rules; here's one that we should all know but it's best to go through the procedure once more.

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Play it smart, watch your game soar

Sports, Brett Brasier, Published on 07/05/2025

» Good decisions on the golf course make up a good score and therefore allows you to feel good about yourself. Well thought out actions on the links will express your talents, skills, and knowledge. A good decision will silence many when you come in with a good score, and move you closer to your golfing goals. Your frustrations and anger disperse with a good decision on the golf course.

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Turn your practice into muscle memory

Sports, Brett Brasier, Published on 29/01/2025

» Let's face it, the golf swing is over in a flash and it's impossible to think of every movement that must be carried out in order to hit a good shot. For example, the backswing and downswing, if analysed in slow motion, would make a trip to the moon easier to organise and fully understand.

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Master your putting and transform your game in '25

Sports, Brett Brasier, Published on 08/01/2025

» Let's start the New Year off with something very basic 'Putting' -- as whether we like it or not for the average golfer, half of golf is putting. Top players earning their living on Tour only use up around 26, 27 or 28 putts per round. This basically relates to two putts every other hole and just one putt for the hole in between.

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The secret to a perfect swing lies in setup

Sports, Brett Brasier, Published on 16/10/2024

» Keep a clear mind when practising and remember that a good swing is a combination of a lovely grip, stance and posture and the way you position your body in relation to the target. If all is done correctly the chances of hitting a good shot will drastically increase.

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Why conquering the mind is key to success

Sports, Brett Brasier, Published on 09/10/2024

» Looking back at the good rounds I've had, it was confidence that made them happen. As we all know golf is undoubtedly one of the most mentally challenging sports there is. It's an individual game and there's nobody to help you on the fairways if, and when, things start to go wrong. If self-belief goes and negative, irrational thoughts come into a golfing brain your score will quickly skyrocket.

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Seniors can drive far with setup tricks

Sports, Brett Brasier, Published on 02/10/2024

» Golfers who are on the back nine of their lives, or in other words getting old and crumpled, can still enjoy a round of golf if they stop reminiscing of earlier days of smacking the ball way down the middle, with seamlessly no effort at all.

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Tips for mastering windy conditions and downhill lies

Sports, Brett Brasier, Published on 18/09/2024

» When faced with a downhill lie, straighten your downhill leg and flex a little the uphill leg to level the hips. Play the ball back towards your right foot. Sole your club on the ground and square the clubface, whilst aiming to the right to compensate for the inevitable natural flight movement of the ball flying left.