coachdaniel

YES! That is exactly what I was looking for... so the line of the putt ends at the hole... THANKS

Ok, thanks for the help!

Feet ------- 0 (hole) -------Ball He "pulled" (one was a tap) the ball toward his feet into the hole. There was no push, or scrape, or scoop...

I would interpret one of the strokes as a "tap" but the other as a "pull"... he was standing on one side of the hole, and he "pulled" the ball back into the hole The hole was between the ball and his feet. There was no scoop, or push,,, it was a pull. There is no rule about stance being on the "wrong" side of the hole?

I was playing a Golfweek Tour event last weekend, can not seem to find a ruling on this. My opponent (twice) in the round, missed a putt that ended up a few inches past the hole. He walked up and "pulled" the ball into the hole. The hole was between the ball and his stance. I thought there was a 2 stroke penalty for this but I can not seem to find a ruling for it..