The GOLF.com team explores Royal Liverpool’s 150+ year old rule and brand new 17th hole. On the Tuesday before the 2023 Open Championship, we hear from Scottie Scheffler, Viktor Hovland, Mike Tirico, Sir Nick Faldo, and Max Homa’s caddie Joe Greiner.
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0:00 Welcome to Royal Liverpool
0:37 Sir Nick Faldo
3:30 Mike Tirico
5:00 The 17th Hole
6:35 Umbrella Shopping
8:20 Internal OB
10:11 A Closing Pint
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Faldo is back because Zinger crapped himself at the US Open. Simple enough
Internal OB = War crime
I have no problem with internal out of bounds. Their course, their rules! AND, I would enforce play it as it lies. No free drops from spectator stands, walkways, equipment trucks, anything. You hit it there, you deal with it 😁
Just like club golfers have to.
You can't be bombing patrons buying merchandise, food and booze. At most tour events it's a free drop from hospitality areas within the course boundaries. Additionally those areas typically don't encroach on holes.
Can we get any further detail on the “over the fence” option that Homa’s caddie was commenting on?
Internal OB is rad. Props to the R&A for not caving in to the players.
Fun video. Keep 'em coming.
Lol. In England drinking guinness .
I hate internal out of bounds areas. Out of bounds separating the course from surrounding properties is perfectly fine with me, but using OB on the internal areas of the Irish to define a hole's shape shouldn't be used!!! Especially in a Major tournament like The Open Championship!!!