This has never happened to me before but i was just wondering: Let`s say the tee markers are placed at the very back of the tee box for the day. The 2 club lengths of teeing ground area extend into the rough behind the teeing ground. Are you allowed to tee the ball up and play it in the rough behind the teeing ground but within the 2 club length margin? This does sound improper but I know the rules say that the teeing ground extends from the tee markers to 2 club lengths back, which in this case extends into the rough behind the short grass of the tee box. Again, are you allowed to tee the ball up within the "teeing ground" in the rough?
NO STUPID COMMENTS!

I looked at the scores you posted. Children shouldn't be allowed to play with mommie's computer unsupervised.

lol....since they are practice rounds, they might be believable. I've had rounds like that....where the course is slow, so I keep hitting until I get it right. I don't keep score, though.

But what gets me is the ace....with no mention of it in the comments. "Yeah, I was sinking a lot of chips today even though I was missing greens. The eagled par three helped a little bit, though."

Perhaps we should put together our own team for the Ryder Cup. Desper24, Cranks out a 63 while drinking 11 beers. Pinggolfer09 regularly fires 59 or 60 no problem. This guy is a pretty good chipper too, chipped one in from 180 yards.

He chipped in 7 times in one round. Wow, sign him up. Hey pro, I have some ocean front property in Arizona I can sell you.

You guys realize this is a score from a Tiger Woods golf game on easy settings right?

Werepuppie wrote:

You guys realize this is a score from a Tiger Woods golf game on easy settings right?

Even so, still not sure I could do that well. This guy is freakin' good!