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Decision 6-2a/4.

Handicap Stroke Claimed After Hole Conceded

Q. In a handicap match, A holed out in 3. B, having a putt for a gross 4 and forgetting that he was entitled to a handicap stroke at the hole, conceded the hole to

A. Before A or B played from the next teeing ground, B remembered that he had a handicap stroke at the last hole. What is the ruling?

A. A won the hole when B conceded it ? Rule 2-4. It was B?s responsibility to know the holes at which he received handicap strokes ? see Note under Rule 6-2. Since B forgot about his handicap stroke, he must suffer the consequences.


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