You don't have to take the cover off, but you cant use the extra length of the cover to add to your drop point. You have to drop within the estimated end of the driver itself. In other words, just leave the cover on to speed things up if you want, but make sure your drop lands behind the distance of the actual club itself or it could be called out as a penalty.
You don't have to take the cover off, but you cant use the extra length of the cover to add to your drop point. You have to drop within the estimated end of the driver itself. In other words, just leave the cover on to speed things up if you want, but make sure your drop lands behind the distance of the actual club itself or it could be called out as a penalty.
In all years I've played golf 1 club length or 2 but you use a long putter as a club length makes little sense why on some circumstances the rules call for 1 club in others 2
In all years I've played golf 1 club length or 2 but you use a long putter as a club length makes little sense why on some circumstances the rules call for 1 club in others 2
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