A tip for you golfers from the San Antonio Express-News:
Part of a boundary fence is bowed toward the course so that it is inside the boundary line formed by the fence posts. A player’s ball comes to rest against this part of the fence. Is the player entitled to relief?
No. A fence defining out of bounds is not an obstruction even if part of it is inside the boundary line formed by the fence posts.
Rule courtesy of Gene Riley, member of San Antonio Rules of Golf Group and USGA Regional Affairs Committee
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