In a long-anticipated move, the U.S. Golf Association finally announced changes to the Rules of Golf that restrict groovesâ edge sharpness and their âcross sectionalâ areas.
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Aug. 6 (Bloomberg) — Golf’s governing bodies changed the laws covering the grooves on club faces to put a higher premium on accurate driving. The new limits on groove shape and depth will apply to iron clubs made after Jan. 1, 2010. Equipment made before that won’t be illegal, except in professional and amateur tournaments, until 2024, the Royal & Ancient Golf Club of St. Andrews and the U.S. …
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LONDON - GOLF’S governing bodies announced revisions to equipment rules on Tuesday in a bid to make it tougher to get out of the rough. The new rules, which relate to club-face grooves, will come into effect at top professional level from 2010 and at top amateur level from 2014.
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BLOOMFIELD TOWNSHIP, Mich. - The Royal & Ancient and U.S. Golf Association announced a rule change Tuesday that will reduce the size and shape of grooves in most clubs in 2010, the first time equipment has been scaled back in nearly 80 years.
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By DOUG FERGUSON BLOOMFIELD TOWNSHIP, Mich. â The Royal & Ancient and U.S. Golf Association announced a rules change Tuesday that will reduce the size and shape of grooves in most clubs in 2010, the first time equipment has been scaled back in nearly 80 years. The change was directed toward elite players and emphasizes the importance of hitting the ball in the fairway. Research over the last …
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The Royal & Ancient and U.S. Golf Association announced a rules change Tuesday that will reduce the size and shape of grooves in most clubs in 2010, the first time equipment has been scaled back in nearly 80 years.
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BLOOMFIELD TOWNSHIP, Mich. The Royal & Ancient and U.S. Golf Association announced a rules change today that will reduce the size and shape of grooves in most clubs in 2010, the first time equipment has been scaled back in nearly 80 years.
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Goshen High School senior Lynn Weaver posted an 86 Monday in a season-opening girls golf invitational hosted by Lafayette Harrison.Weaverâs round was highlighted by a birdie on No. 18 at the Coyote Crossing course. The Redskins posted a score of 400 to place 10th among 15 teams.
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