
Test your knowledge on the Rules of Golf with the OGA's Rules Riddlers. These riddlers are written with an interest in educating players and dispelling the many "myths" associated with the Rules of Golf. Good luck . . . you'll need it!
Read MoreThe solution to Riddler #9 is now available and includes numerous "legal" and "illegal" actions undertaken by the four-ball team of Mark and Jim with respect to the Rules of Golf. Over one-quarter of responses were correct in that the side finished the hole with a score of 10. Read on to see why!
Read MoreClick "Read More" to view the schedule of upcoming Rules of Golf events (thru June) or to learn how you can book a free Rules Presenation for your club or course.
Read MoreThe Oregon Golf Association encourages golfers of all abilities to understand the Rules of Golf and is constantly updating the following collection of Online Rules resources.
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Rules of Golf presentations are available as a free service to Member Clubs. Opportunities for Rules Education will increase this year as we will continue to add online tools, on course clinics and more advanced Rules of Golf Workshops for interested members. Our outreach programs are also available to interested High School and College programs. Regardless of whether you prefer to learn online, in the classroom, or on the course; if you're interested in learning the Rules of Golf the OGA has a program for you.
Read MoreInterested in attending an OGA Rules of Golf event - the OGA has changed online registration providors as of January 1, 2010. Please read on to learn more.
Read MoreAll players who intend to use an artificial device to measure distance during play of an OGA Championship or OGA Tour event should first confirm they are using a conforming device.
Read MoreThe Oregon Golf Association keeps many Rules of Golf related publications in stock and available for purchase to both OGA members, the general public, and golf clubs and courses.
Read MoreTest your knowledge on the Rules of Golf with the OGA’s Rules Riddlers. These riddlers are written with an interest in educating players and dispelling the many “myths” associated with the Rules of Golf. Good luck . . . you’ll need it!
09/03/10 - Rules Riddler #9 - ResolvedThe solution to Riddler #9 is now available and includes numerous “legal” and “illegal” actions undertaken by the four-ball team of Mark and Jim with respect to the Rules of Golf. Over one-quarter of responses were correct in that the side finished the hole with a score of 10. Read on to see why!
08/25/10 - US Amateur Day 3 - Referee Round of 64 - Short VersionQuick correction from yesterday before I’m headed off to bed and ... pairing for tomorrow afternoon’s round of 16 (I’ll get it right this time)
08/24/10 - US Amateur - Day 2 - Long VersionGetting yelled at across the radio (kind of) was one of the many highlights during my second day at the 110th US Amateur.
08/24/10 - US Amateur - Day 2 - Short VersionA very short teaser of Day 2 at the US Amateur
08/24/10 - US Amateur - Day 15 hour rounds (with good reason) and dinner with Mike Davis - a great day one at the US Amateur!
08/22/10 - US Amateur - Rules AssignmentsAssignments were released this morning for the Rules Committee working the 2010 US Amateur at Chambers Bay.
08/21/10 - Inkster DQ’d at Safeway ClassicSue Witters, LPGA Rules Official explaining why Juli Inkster was disqualified after the 2nd round of the LPGA’s Safeway Classic at Pumking Ridge.
08/16/10 - Dustin Johnson and the Bunker at the PGAAn explanation including the video of Dustin Johnson’s two-stroke penalty on the final hole of the PGA Championsihp.
07/28/10 - Interesting Rulings in the 1st Round of the 44th Pacific Coast AmateurWith a field of elite amateurs, players rarely get into much trouble, though there were two interesting Rulings involving the Committee from day one.
Everything you need to know to apply for your reinstatement to amateur status can be found here.
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The majority of breaches to amateur status occur either at the point of entering a tournament or when a non-conforming prize is accepted, so your best protection is to clarify the prize structure before you enter any event or exhibition.
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A searchable database is now available to check your grooves . . . do your clubs conform . . . will the new Rule even affect you? Read on to find out!
Read MoreAs the guardian of the game of golf in Oregon and Southwest Washington, the Oregon Golf Association provides online access to our position statements.
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