SCOUT· 64%1h 28m·2026-07-22·Sports1191: Golf Rules Q&A With The USGA’s Craig Winter
Soly and Neil caught up a couple of weeks ago with Craig Winter, USGA Sr. Director of the Rules of Golf and Amateur Status, for a Q&A focusing on a variety of topics surrounding the rules and their application. Now, after an eventful Open Championship with notable rulings involving Bryson DeChambeau and Scottie…
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“Impeccable timing with what happened this past weekend 😂”
“I personally don’t like aim-point green reading, but one of the things that I actually am okay with is it gives the golfer an alternative green reading option if they have poor eyesight. I am fortunate enough to have good enough eyesight to…”
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“Really impressive knowledge from Craig! I think everyone should read rule #1 every season. There's so much wisdom in there and 90% of situations on the course can be navigated by living up to the tenets of #1. Also, since the equipment and…”
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