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Originally Posted by blue3715  The max score allowed on a hole is 14.. now in a competition, picking up your ball means you are not posting a score, hence you are Withdrawn. I've seen it happen in a local event. | But isn't the question here if that would be legal? Assuming he managed to get his ball bouncing on his club without violating 14-1. If so, he technically wouldn't be picking up his ball, just double hitting it, in a way. And because the double hit is only a one stroke penalty plus the first stroke, no matter how many times the ball is struck, you could record a two for every hole. Assuming you could drop it straight into the cup and play it as it lies, meaning the ball would be holed. *Shrug*
That's how I interpreted it.
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