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個洞直徑108mm(4.25吋).
打球規則你自己慢慢睇啦(貼咗響度).
高爾夫球,俗稱小白球,是一種室外體育運動。個人或團體球員以不同的高爾夫球桿將一顆小球打進果嶺的洞內。高爾夫球像是起源自蘇格蘭。大部份的比賽有18洞。桿數越少的越優勝。
高爾夫各球洞因地形變化而出現不等的距離,通常將此不等的距離分成:長,中,短三種。十八個球洞中,長,短距離的球洞各有四個,中等距離的球洞有十個,採混合式排列。
不同距離的標準桿數:431米以上為5桿,430.9米至229.1米為4桿,229米以下為3桿,一回合的比賽大都以72桿為準,也有一回合設定為70桿的,如美國公開賽大都設定70桿,以增加比賽的困難度,通常一場比賽要比四個回合,女子組通常是三個回合。
The cup is always found within the green (at least ten feet from the edge), and must have a diameter of 108 mm (4.25 in.) and a depth of at least 100 mm (3.94 in.).
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The rules of golf[2][3] are internationally standardised and are jointly governed by the Royal and Ancient Golf Club of St Andrews (R&A), which was founded 1754 and the United States Golf Association (USGA). By agreement with the R&A, USGA jurisdiction on the enforcement and interpretation of the rules is limited to the United States and Mexico. The national golf associations of other countries use the rules laid down by the R&A and there is a formal procedure for referring any points of doubt to the R&A.
The underlying principle of the rules is fairness. As stated on the back cover of the official rule book: "play the ball as it lies", "play the course as you find it", and "if you can't do either, do what is fair". Some rules state that:
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a player must not accept assistance in making a stroke (Rule 14-2)
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