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So please nominate somebody when you go to we built this city.com. That's we built this city.com.

Real quick for Shy to clear things up because he spends, he tends to spend a lot of

time at the beach while golfing. This is Dylan from Connecticut. Hello, Dylan. Hey, what's up?

So the ruling, they got it wrong. So now the new rules within the last couple years, you can ground your club in a hazard

that's marked with a red steak.

Okay.

So you cannot ground your club in the bunker.

Okay.

You cannot in a sand trap in the bunks.

You cannot ground your club.

You can only do it in a hazard, which is marked with a red steak, not a white steak,

not an out-of-balance hazard, correct, okay.

Thank you.

Out of bounds, you're screwed.

Yes.

Red steaks, you cannot ground your club.

Okay.

Or you can grind your club.

Like a waste area, like in a U.S. Open, there's sandy areas like when DeChambo won Pinehurst, there's waste

areas all around. You can ground your club in that, but if it's actual like a designated bunker

that's like you cannot ground your club. Okay. Dylan, thank you. Thank you for listening

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