Golfing Series Archives Series Ware Mantel Clock

Articles and Laws in Playing at Golf 1744

Article 1. You must Tee your Ball within a Club's length of the Hole.

Article 2. Your Tee must be upon the Ground.

Article 3. You are not to change the Ball which you Strike off the Tee.

Article 4. You are not to remove Stones, Bones or any Break Club, for the sake of playing your Ball, Except upon the fair Green and that only / within a Club's length of your Ball.

Article 5. If your Ball comes among watter, or any wattery filth, you are at liberty to take out your Ball & bringing it behind the hazard and Teeing it, you may play it with any Club and allow your Adversary a Stroke for so getting out your Ball.

Article 6. If your Balls be found any where touching one another, You are to lift the first Ball, till you play the last.

Article 7. At Holling, you are to play your Ball honestly for the Hole, and not to play upon your Adversary's Ball, not lying in your way to the Hole.

Article 8. If you should lose your Ball, by it's being taken up, or any other way, you are to go back to the Spot, where you struck last, & drop another Ball, And allow your adversary a Stroke for the misfortune.

Article 9. No man at Holling his Ball, is to be allowed, to mark his way to the Hole with his Club, or anything else.

Article 10. If a Ball be stopp'd by any Person, Horse, Dog or anything else, The Ball so stop'd must be play'd where it lyes.

Article 11. If you draw your Club in Order to Strike, & proceed so far in the Stroke as to be e Accounted a Stroke.

Article 12. He whose Ball lyes farthest from the Hole is obliged to play first.

Article 13. Neither Trench, Ditch or Dyke, made for the preservation of the Links, nor the Scholar's Holes, or the Soldier's Lines, Shall be accounted a Hazard; But the Ball is to be taken out teed /and play'd with any Iron Club.

John Rattray, Capt

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Item Specifics
Condition	is excellent fully working, With no Faults That we can see.
Manufacturer/ Type	Royal Doulton
Sub-Type	Series Archives Series Ware
Type	Clock
Date	2001
Size	5.5" x 4.25" x 2" approx
Use	Decorative
Weight When Packaged	900g
Boxed / unboxed	unboxed
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Royal Doulton Golfing Series Archives Series Ware Mantel Clock

Brand: Royal Doulton
Product Code: Golfing Series
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