The USGA's Jay Roberts helps us give advice to everyday golfers on how to take advantage of the Rules of Golf and steer clear ...

In 2019, the Rules of Golf reduced the amount of time you can search for a potentially lost ball from five minutes to three.

This involves what the Rules of Golf calls “loose impediments ... For more on that, listen to the USGA Green Section. What about other Fall maintenance projects underway at my course? Let’s say ...

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Mike Whan, the chief executive of the USGA, has outlined the concerns he has for the game of golf after the ball is rolled ...

But according to the referees who decided the disqualification, the player did not make the necessary effort to come and ...

But here is a lesson in keeping your wits about you and using the rules to your advantage. In this USGA video it explains how you can get free relief. It needs a few things to go your way, but it’s ...

In a recent interview with Golf Digest, USGA CEO Mike Whan was asked about the changes. He acknowledged that the officials were "involved and vocal in the process" and they were "making it a rule." He ...

USGA chief Mike Whan has expressed one concern he has about the game after the golf ball rollback is implemented.

In 2019, the Rules of Golf reduced the amount of time you can search for a potentially lost ball from five minutes to three. The rationale for the move was explained this way by the USGA and the R ...