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11:11 a.m. Photo provided/  Graham Lewis  View Larger  Question:
Tim hits a long shot into the fourth green at his home course.
He tells his playing partner, Ralph, that he thinks his shot
landed in the bunker. After a brief search they discover a ball
almost completely buried in the face of the bunker. Tim says he
thinks it’s his ball, but he is not sure since it is covered
almost completely with sand. As Tim gets ready to hit the ball
from the bunker, Ralph tells him that he can brush away enough
sand to positively identify the ball as his. Tim does so and
says it is his ball. He proceeds to hit his next shot. Did they
follow the proper procedure? Answer: Yes and no. Ralph was
correct that Tim is allowed to move enough sand to identify his
ball but after doi