Lahiri DQ'd from playing one hole for violation

Lahiri DQ'd from playing one hole for violation

JERSEY CITY, N.J. Anirban Lahiris return to the Presidents Cup got off to a rocky start when, after pulling his first shot into the water, he was disqualified for one hole for taking an impermissible practice shot out of a bunker.Lahiri was paired Friday with Charl Schwartzel in a fourball match against Kevin Chappell and Charley Hoffman. The Indian needed to hole out from a greenside bunker on No. 2 in order to halve the hole, but the shot caught in the fringe and failed to reach the green.With the hole over and players walking to the next tee, Lahiri pulled his ball back into the bunker and hit another sand shot. That action turned out to be a violation of Rule 7-2, which states that in match-play situations players can only practice between holes on the putting green of the previous hole.
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The violation was not addressed until after Lahiri hit his tee shot on the par-4 third hole, when a rules official informed him and assistant captain Ernie Els that Lahiri would not be allowed to finish that hole. It meant Schwartzel was left to play on his own ball, and he subsequently lost the hole with a bogey to Chappells par to drop the Internationals 2 down after only three holes.This is Lahiris second Presidents Cup appearance after he went 0-3 in South Korea two years ago, including a critical missed putt during his singles match with Chris Kirk. He sat out Fridays foursomes session, during which the Americans built a 3 to 1 lead.Lahiri was added as a pick by captain Nick Price. At No. 68 in the latest world rankings, he is the lowest-ranked player on either team.


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Anirban Lahiri's return to the Presidents Cup got off to a rocky start when he was disqualified for one hole for taking an Lahiri DQ'd from playing one hole for violation. By Will Gray.
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Anirban Lahiri was disqualified for one hole of the 2017 Presidents Cup after it dawned on officials that the India native had broken the Rules of Golf on the prior hole. You see, Lahiri hit a
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International team member Anirban Lahiri had a rough start at the Presidents Cup on Friday.Lahiri began his four-ball round by snapping his opening tee shot into the water hazard on the left, and
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That action turned out to be a violation of Rule 7-2, which states that in match-play situations players can only practice between holes on the putting green of the previous hole. The violation was not addressed until after Lahiri hit his tee shot on the par-4 third hole, when a rules official informed him and assistant captain Ernie Els that
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Anirban Lahiri DQ'd for one hole at Presidents Cup after practicing bunker shot and breaking Rules of Golf at Lahiri was penalized on the following hole by being DQ'd from playing the third.
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Such an action is deemed as a violation of Rule 1-2. he was thus disqualified from playing the rest of the hole. Anirban Lahiri DQ'd for one hole at Presidents Cup after practicing bunker shot
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