This is a variation on the traditional scramble. Partners in the scramble have a decision to make on every shot and they have to live with their decision.<\/p>\n
Here are the rules:<\/p>\n
1. Each team can play two balls, one by each player. <\/p>\n
2. After the first ball is played, but before<\/em> the second ball is played, the team must decide if it wants to play the first ball.<\/p>\n 3. If the team decides to play the first ball, that ball is in play for the team, and the second ball is not hit.<\/p>\n 4. If the team decides not to play the first ball it becomes out of play<\/em>, and the second ball then gets hit. <\/p>\n 5. Since the first ball is no longer in play, the team MUST use the second ball for its next shot.<\/p>\n It’s best if partners have similar handicaps. If partners have significantly different handicaps, the player with the higher handicap should hit the first ball.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" This is a variation on the traditional scramble. Partners in the scramble have a decision to make on every shot and they have to live with their decision. Here are the rules: 1. Each team can play two balls, one by each player. 2. After the first ball is played, but before the second ball … Continue reading Decision Scramble<\/span>