Player Loses U.S. Mid-Amateur Match After His Caddie Receives Cart Ride to 20th Hole

Player Loses U.S. Mid-Amateur Match After Caddie Commits Strange Rules Violation

Paul Mitzel's caddie received a cart ride to the 20th hole of the match, violating Model Local Rule G-6.

Golfer Eliminated From Amateur Championship After His Caddie Hitched A Ride In A Cart During A Playoff

golf cart Golfers are generally banned from using carts in competitive play, and fatigue can end up influencing the outcome of a round as a result. It’s a bit hard to imagine there’s any way they could gain an edge if their caddies were allowed to ride, but that issue nonetheless led to one man losing a tournament in Arizona after ending up in a playoff. Golf carts started to appear on courses in the 1950s, and the majority of amateurs who hit t…

The Dumbest Rule In Sports - A Golfer Was DQ'd On The 20th Hole Of His US Mid-Am Match Because His Caddie Accepted A Cart Ride To The Hole

Mitzel lost the hole after his caddie, a longtime friend, accepted a cart ride from the first green to the par-4 second, the second extra hole. The walking rules official called the penalty...

Rare caddie rules blunder ends U.S. Mid-Am match in playoff

Paul Mitzel got into a playoff at the U.S. Mid-Amateur Championship, but he lost a hole (and the match) due to his caddie's rules infraction. The post Rare caddie rules blunder ends U.S. Mid-Am match in playoff appeared first on Golf.

Player loses U.S. Mid-Amateur match after his caddie receives cart ride to 20th hole

Paul Mitzel lost to Ryan O'Rear on Monday in the Round of 64 at Troon Country Club after his caddie accepted a cart ride from the 19th green to the next tee box.

Golf Fans On Social Media Are Tripping Out Over Epic Match At The U.S. Mid-Amateur That Ended In The Most Disgusting Way Possible

USA golf flag (Photo via Imagn Images) During a first-round showdown between Ryan O’Rear and Paul Mitzel at the U.S. Mid-Amateur Championship on Monday, fans would be treated to quite the bout that would end terribly for one of the players. Mitzel and O’Rear put on a show Monday at the U.S. Mid-Amateur, held at Troon Country Club in Scottsdale, Arizona this week. Both players each took seven holes of regulation, with all but two of them going in…