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B putts and A realizes that B's ball may strike him or the flagstick, so he moves out of the way while still holding the flagstick.

The run-up shot may be more difficult or impossible to get close to the flagstick, as the preferred shot should be rewarded, when possible.

The answer would be the same if A had the flagstick leaning against his body with part of the flagstick touching the ground.

The player removes the flagstick and the ball moves away from the hole.

In match play, As ball was resting against the flagstick but it was not holed.

After ball in hole, be careful of adopting ball and inserting flagstick in case scratching the lip of the cup.

To my joy, the ball lied 2 or 3 yards straight in front of the flagstick , rolled upwards and sunk in the hole.

He attends the flagstick in this manner to eliminate the risk of the flagstick sticking in the hole.

A, the opponent or fellow-competitor of B, removes the flagstick from the hole and, while holding it, steps aside.

The player makes the stroke, looks up and sees the flagstick being attended.

A, the opponent or fellow-competitor of B, removes the flagstick from the hole and places it on the ground.

Leave golf bag or trolley outside the green. Put the flagstick back into the hole after putting.

Players should ensure that no damage is done to the putting green when putting down bags or the flagstick.

A players ball is resting against the flagstick.

A player preparing to putt asks his caddie to attend the flagstick.

The same answer would apply if a player's partner attends the flagstick for him.

You can always see the top of the flagstick here and this is a drivable par four.

If the player's ball strikes the flagstick , the player incurs no penalty (Rule 17-2).

Where will you shot flagstick or centre of green?

Diagonally oriented greens, with proper bunker placement, can offer great flagstick placements behind bunkers;