Rules Of Golf You HAVE To Know 

Super easy and simple explanation! Great job.

Thank you for the excellent video. The rules of the game are complicated. Your explanations are clear and memorable.

Great video . I have really enjoyed the videos on rules of golf please could you do more of them . Keep up the good work

Only the ball has to be between the markers on the tee. You can stand outside the box.

Excellent video. Great job explaining how to drop. Thanks for explaining that you can’t declare your ball lost - so many people don’t understand that. The word “hazard” no longer exists in the rules - only “penalty areas.”

Great video. Very clear and easy to follow. Tks heaps. 🎉🇦🇺

Always look forward to your videos! Wonderful as always.

Dear Hannah! Question? are you aloud to use your foot or club face to mark your ball on or off the green instead of using a peg or ball marker?

Good job, see soo many taking incorrect drops when claiming unplayable ball drives me crazy

Can you explain the difference between red and yellow hazards. Great content for us beginners!

thanks Hannah, really great to learn rules I never knew, brilliant video as usual🤗

A good point there Hannah about the playable area on the tee. As far as teeing up is concerned I always try to make sure that the ground is level and I have the best line available. However, I think many club golfers are unaware of the importance of choosing the position you tee off wisely since this is the only place on the golf course where you actually do get a choice. There is a hole on a usual course where, for a left to righter, the best position is on the extreme right of the tee. However, the tee slopes down at that point so the ball is just below your feet by about an inch and I have thinned a few tee shots so that is the obvious reason for it and illustrates why you have to be very careful about any slight slopes or having a clear swing. Many thanks for the advice about dropping the ball I didn't know that the rules have changed and was still dropping from shoulder height but not in competition fortunately. Nice videos Hannah. Ty 🙂

Yes Many thanks Hannah great help.

I wish she would have explained the strokes at 5:55 discussing pulling it back out of the hazard. She did so well explaining the stroke and distance just 30 seconds earlier.

You're so pretty miss Hannah. I love your work and your information on club's, rules and other informative tips. Thank you for making the game fun again.

Great Lass.

Excellent !! I LOVE Lady Golf Pros ! I was a rules official for The Futures Tour (Think The LPGA's Korn Ferry). I learned so much from those ladies. And the golf game posessed by these players is outstanding and a total treat to watch. Most men would be wise to watch more LPGA Golf, as the ladies hit the ball far more similar distances to their own. Their thinking process on the course is easier to transfer to your own game. And ladies tend to be more detail oriented. And lets face the facts, they are just much more pleasant to be around than we are.

Great vids, thank you 🙌

What do I do if hit off the tee, think it’s in play, but then cannot find it? Can I drop close to where I was confident it landed? I was using the same TaylorMade balls you use this last weekend. I hit from the tee, but when searching for the ball, the green stripe was facing me and made the ball invisible. I wound up dropping (with penalty) where I was confident the ball landed, mostly to not mess up weekend muni course pace of play, but wound up finding that ball coming back down the next holes fairway, as the white became visible form the other side of the ball. That said, what is the rule if we get to the fairway, thought it was in play, but then just simply can’t find the ball? On a side note, if you have any contact with TaylorMade, please tell them to make that same ball, which is my favorite, with a different color stripe! Red? Blue? Literally anything other than green… Thanks for the video!

Every day is a school day, learned a lot here young lady. Really good delivery of information, well done and thanks.

There will be lots of balls in that gorse bush! Nice video thanks

Nicely explained

Informative video. Two things. First you could have mentioned you can stand outside the teeing area just as long as the ball is within the area. Being a hooker I frequently find myself on the left side of the teeing ground!!!Second, when hitting a provisional ball, it has to be different to the initial ball as if it lands in the vicinity of the first you have to know which is which!!😊Many times I have hit a huge block with the first one, played a provisional then done, to my annoyance, the same thing with the provisional!!🙄Keep up the good work⛳

Great presentation!!!

Does anyone play the new alternative rule for lost ball , taking 2 stroke penalty without distance?

Very good and clear 👏

Well done! Thank You.

Rule #6, in the absence of any clear red or yellow marker to say it’s a hazard, then isn’t that still part of the course and not a hazard?

Well done

Hi are you sponsored by TM now? Bag looks good.

Please advise as to which governing body's rules you are citing, and whether they apply in some countries but not others.

Good luck to the golfer thinking he can ,on a busy public course , walk back 200 m to the tee and hit again..

In relation to the ball marker rule-you can use anything SYNTHETIC. Using something from nature (e.g. leaf, petal, stick) will incur a penalty.

I have a question, when dropping your ball knee high and it rolls and hit your foot is there a penalty? Happy Golfing and I just love your videos!! Regards from South Africa ⛳️🏌🏻‍♀️🐘🦒🦈🐆🦏🥰

We play only to enjoy a good time with our golf mates and have a lot of fun on the course. Unplayable lie? Throw the ball out to the fairway and carry on ! LOL!!!🤣🤣🤣

Rule 4 - unplayable ball question - if you had hit a provisional thinking there was a chance the original ball could be lost, can you use the provisional you took as the stroke and distance shot or do you still have to go back and replay the shot? (which seems crazy and time-wasting!)

First ever first comment! Now back to the rules!

I play casually... couldn't care less if they follow rules unless there is money on the line. Other than that play the way you want.

Good stuff, and well presented..............additional points........ learn the difference between red staked hazards and yellow staked, rules are not the same regarding where you can drop. The "take stroke and distance and go back to the tee" option is technically correct but not practical on a Sunday with a group on the tee behind you. I encourage people to hit more provisional balls if you think you may have a problem. This one will drive the purists crazy, (Mr. Golf skip to the end).........but if you are not a stickler for the rules and your group agrees learn the "relaxed rules of golf". It makes the game move more quickly and makes it more fun..............Greatest game ever created, the handicap system makes players of all abilities able to compete with each other, and what other game can you play and enjoy for decade after decade. .................One more thing.............If you are not a good golfer, quit playing the tips, folks. Move up a tee or two, it will make the game more enjoyable for you and will speed up play as well.

Rule 4, can I just have another option 2 club length until back to play after the first 2 club length not in playable, so 2 strokes penalty, hitting 4 in play?

I play a lot of golf here in Canada and it's very rare you see golfers taking a provisional.

The revised rules of golf does not make it mandatory to mark your ball for identification. Rule 6.3a states that "the player should put an identifying mark on the ball to be played." 'Should. 'If you are going to 'teach' golf on your channel, please do your research first.

Could you please tell me the rule number that says I have to tell my fellow players how WE can identify MY ball, because I always thought I’m the only person that needs to identify my ball.

On situation of Rule 4, I always use toe wedge and do it whenever playing partner is not looking. It turns out to be against the rule

Here's an interesting scenario which happened in my group. Tee ball went towards out of bounds area. Because he was unsure if ball was still inbound he decided to hit a provisional. We went to the first ball, and sure enough it was out of bounds. Now the funny part, he was unable to find his provisional ball. First ball went left and O.B. Second ball went right and disappeared. Suffice it to say an argument ensued because of course there was money on the line and none of us knew the ruling for this situation. What are your thoughts of this?

So, just to be clear, we're still not allowed to kick an unplayable lie into a better position when no one is looking?

I used to be able to carry a pro bag like that on my shoulders

now this is my kinda of gal!

Rule 4 - unplayable - unfortunately you are not correct. You may either drop within two club length or back drop as much as you wish on the flag/ball line.

I always ask Patrick Reed for advice....

Got to be honest I like to go for the trees to avoid a hill or a bunker 9 times out of 10

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Rules guides are always (usually) helpful...but please help by getting the Rules right. At 1:00 the measuring of the teeing area is wrong. All measures of club length (according to The Rules) are "to be made using the longest club that you are carrying for that round with the exception of the putter." In this case the driver.....not the 6/7-iron Hannah used. I gave up at this point.

God 😮‍💨🤤

Going back to rehit... on a public course. Try it.

Yep and she broke one of the rules herself unless things have changed. While putting from on the green the flagstick must be removed. I know it's not a match, but when you are talking about what " not to do ", then surely you should set the example.

If you aren't playing for a million dollars you don't need to carry a rule book

Nobody goes back to the tee to hit another shot.

Great content from a beautiful lady. Do you give lessons?

Stroke and distances never going to happen, the courses won’t allow it because it slows play down to much.

Lost ball in a playable area rule is dumb since we don’t have Marshall’s to show us where the ball is and that rule should be modified for non pros.

Always wave in a mad fashion when the Lady Captain appears,offer her a bite outa yer cheese n Onions Sanger, do not break wind in her company,well maybe silently !!!an on return to clubhouse buy a round for all the Bogans around the five day bar ! Then go home and give the dog a kick up the arse !!

Rule #2: you really didn't make it clear that when teeing-off it is the ball that must be between the markers, but you can stand outside the markers.

These rules are why I will probably never play in a tournament.

I just watch to listen to her accent... It's the absolute thickest accent I've ever heard in my entire life! she almost only says part of or the first syllable of the word and just mumbles or grunts the rest😄

I want to make this girl my girlfriend!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!