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 Nimalu (Admin)
Name : Martin Lundell
Member since : 07 Nov 2008
Number of posts : 75
Status : Offline | Posted : 08 Feb 2010 at 19:45
Don't miss your chance to vote for the best photo / photographer of the year 2009.
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 Squire (User)
Name : Richard Gottfried
Member since : 09 Sep 2009
Number of posts : 8
Status : Offline | Posted : 09 Feb 2010 at 19:58
To see the original unedited photograph I submitted on behalf of Emily (rather than the cropped and edited version on the voting page) please see:
http://www.minigolfnews.com/photo/poll/2010_nominations/gottfried.jpg
Thank you,
'Squire' Richard Gottfried
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 Smitty (Reporter)
Name : Jeffrey Smith
Member since : 14 Jan 2009
Number of posts : 23
Status : Offline | Posted : 09 Feb 2010 at 20:25
OK, I need help. Why are there two golf balls in this photograph?
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 Tiek (Admin)
Name : Erik Tiekstra
Member since : 09 Nov 2008
Number of posts : 94
Status : Offline | Posted : 09 Feb 2010 at 21:15
Posted by : Squire
To see the original unedited photograph I submitted on behalf of Emily (rather than the cropped and edited version on the voting page) please see:
http://www.minigolfnews.com/photo/poll/2010_nominations/gottfried.jpg
Thank you,
'Squire' Richard Gottfried |
I actually agree with you that we have to use the original one... So you get the whole picture...
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doctork (User)
Name : Keith Kellard
Member since : 09 Feb 2009
Number of posts : 9
Status : Offline | Posted : 10 Feb 2010 at 10:03
Posted by : Smitty
OK, I need help. Why are there two golf balls in this photograph? |
It's the final of the crazy golf championship, using crazy golf rules where all players balls are in play at the same time (or until they're holed), rather than the standard minigolf rules of one player at a time.
It's a little twist thats added to the final to make it unique and add an extra dimension to the play.
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Smitty (Reporter)
Name : Jeffrey Smith
Member since : 14 Jan 2009
Number of posts : 23
Status : Offline | Posted : 10 Feb 2010 at 13:55
doctork, thanks for the explanation.
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 JJM (Admin)
Name : John Mittler
Member since : 13 Nov 2008
Number of posts : 255
Status : Offline | Posted : 10 Feb 2010 at 16:20
Actually also in golf the playing group have their balls in play at the same time, but it feels less dramatic when the playing area is 10,000 square meters.
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Smitty (Reporter)
Name : Jeffrey Smith
Member since : 14 Jan 2009
Number of posts : 23
Status : Offline | Posted : 11 Feb 2010 at 13:31
However, in golf we mark our ball with a coin on the putting surface if it is in line with another player's ball. The 'stymie' rule was abandoned long ago by the USGA and the R & A.
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rogi
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