After accurately defining the extent of the obstruction. The next step is to determine the position of the ball on a case-by-case basis, when the ball does land on an immovable obstacle. Or when stuck in a corner of it, the judgment of the situation is relatively simple.

Like, it’s like a magic spell. The ball fell into the small, well-proportioned groove of the nozzle and stuck firmly, unable to move. Or like a curious little fellow stuck in the dense, scattered crevices of the fence. No matter how anxious the player was, it was unmoved. Faced with such a scenario, it is obvious that the ball is in the immovable obstacle zone.

There is also a common situation if the obstruction obstructs the player’s stance when hitting the ball. The player fully expects to find a comfortable and compliant standing position, but because of the presence of obstacles, it is difficult to do so.

Or in the area of the player’s carefully anticipated swing, the obstruction interferes with the originally smooth and natural swing. Makes the player’s swing like a stuck old gear, making a crunch sound, difficult to complete smoothly. In both cases, the ball can also be considered to be in an immovable obstacle zone.

It is worth mentioning that the green, as the core area of the golf course, its judgment is slightly different. When an immovable obstacle appears along a player’s carefully planned putt route, it means that the ball is in the immovable obstacle zone. Let’s imagine a scenario where there’s a manhole cover on the putting green.

On weekdays it sits there quietly, so low profile that one can almost ignore its existence. But when the player is focused on preparing to push, the position of the manhole cover is like an invisible but indestructible barrier, which interferes with the direction of the push. This makes the originally smooth push plan have to be adjusted, and this situation fully meets the above criteria.

However, the golf course is full of variables, in the actual playing process, there are some special circumstances. It is very easy to confuse players and needs extra attention. If the ball becomes difficult, it is found that it is not directly caused by an immovable obstacle.

It is caused by other unexpected objects, such as a sudden bird that grabs the ball, or a small animal that suddenly bursts out of the court and changes the position of the ball.

In this case, the ball cannot be considered to be in the area of a remediable immovable obstacle. Also, if a player takes an unnecessary stance while hitting the ball. Such as standing on one foot, trying to pursue a unique sense of strength, while ignoring stability.

Or choose an unconventional swing that does not conform to the normal batting principle. Such as excessive twisting of the body to swing, not only difficult to play the normal level, but also may cause harm to the body.

Or deliberately set the direction of a very specific, almost tricky ball. Such as deliberately hitting the ball in the direction of an obstacle in the corner of the court, and then being affected by an immovable obstacle. In such cases, the ball is also not considered to be in the recoverable zone.

It is important to emphasize that every decision on the golf course cannot be made solely on the basis of a player’s subjective feelings or unverified experience. In the world of golf, all decisions must follow the rules of golf.

The rules are like a mirror hanging above the game, judging the position of each ball impartially and perceptively. So, when a player on the court has doubts about the position of the ball. Don’t make blind judgments, so as not to be wise and foolish.

The most sensible thing to do is to seek the help of the professional referee who is equipped with the stadium. They are professionally trained, know the rules by heart, and can interpret them accurately.

Or ask the staff who are familiar with the rules of the stadium, who have worked at the stadium for a long time and know the conditions inside the stadium. These professionals are able to make authoritative and impartial decisions based on rules.

To ensure that the competition can be conducted smoothly in a fair, just and orderly environment. So that every player can enjoy the unique charm of golf without distractions under the solid protection of the rules.

In summary, accurately determine whether the ball is in the immovable obstacle zone. For every golf lover, it is undoubtedly a key link to improve the competitive level. Mastering this skill both allows players to play on the field according to the actual situation.

Cleverly and flexibly optimize the batting strategy, just like a wise general devising strategies and flexibly arranging troops on the battlefield. It also allows players to enjoy the unique charm brought by golf without distractions under the premise of strict compliance with the rules.

Feel the challenge and fun of every shot, immerse yourself in the world of elegance and passion created by golf, and write your own chapter of golf legend.