Hey! Thanks for watching. I don't think Jason keeps an official USGA index because he only plays speedgolf, never slow golf. But at his home course (which this is) I would guess he is a 2-3 index
Thanks for watching, Kevin! It's at the tournament organizer's discretion. Generally, tournament organizers will allow you to roll it in the fairway (length of a club or a scorecard). If there's rough weather (not the case in this tournament), they may allow lift-clean-place. We also play OB as a lateral hazard, including Model Local Rule E-5 which gives you a more favorable drop location for lost balls (this is to keep the pace quick). Full rules video if you're interested: ruclips.net/video/aImqs2lXnsk/видео.html
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Glen Oaks Country Club! My home course
One of my favorite places to play speedgolf! You've got to join us next year 🏃🏌🔥
Impressive round, not to mention the running around part lol What handicap does he normally play off?
Hey! Thanks for watching. I don't think Jason keeps an official USGA index because he only plays speedgolf, never slow golf. But at his home course (which this is) I would guess he is a 2-3 index
Are the rules of speed golf more lenient than the rules of normal golf? I noticed you moved your ball before one of your iron shots on hole 15.
Thanks for watching, Kevin! It's at the tournament organizer's discretion. Generally, tournament organizers will allow you to roll it in the fairway (length of a club or a scorecard). If there's rough weather (not the case in this tournament), they may allow lift-clean-place.
We also play OB as a lateral hazard, including Model Local Rule E-5 which gives you a more favorable drop location for lost balls (this is to keep the pace quick).
Full rules video if you're interested:
ruclips.net/video/aImqs2lXnsk/видео.html
@@SpeedgolfBaby awesome explanation. Thanks!