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If your ball is embedded in the general area and not lying in sand, you are not allowed to take relief if you are unable to make a stroke at the ball because it lies underneath a dense bush.

If the only way to play a ball is to use an opposite-handed stroke away from the hole, you are allowed to take free relief for interference with that stroke by a cart path so long as the stroke is reasonable under the circumstances.

The nearest point of complete relief is never used as a reference point for relief when a ball lies in a penalty area.

So long as play is not delayed, if a ball is moving in temporary water, a player may determine the nearest point of complete relief based on a new spot the ball moves to.

Round 5, Question 2 – Immovable Objects

Round 5, Question 2 – Immovable Objects

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