| If the ball strikes the flagstick, the player is penalized two strokes and the ball is played as it lies. |
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| Tending the flagstick, the polite golfer is considerate enough to hold the flag against the pin to keep it from flapping if the wind is blowing. |
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| The flagstick is an important part of the game of golf and is covered by Rule 17 in the Rules of Golf. |
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| The insured hole must remain in its usual position with regard to tee box and flagstick placement for tournament play. |
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| Had it gone that little bit further it would have landed on the green and begun a slow, downhill journey towards the flagstick. |
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| The minimum yardage on any insured hole must be 155 yards from tee to flagstick for amateur players. |
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| You had to give the flagstick a jiggle before the ball would drop. |
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| Plastic support of the hole holding the flagstick. |
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| Subject to prior Underwriting approval, Professional golfers or golf course professionals must play from a minimum of 175 yards from tee box to flagstick on the insured hole. |
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| With two bunkers between his ball and the flagstick, a lofted wedge shot seemed the only option, which would be nigh-on impossible to stop on the parched ground. |
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| Wood's third shot to the 15th green from 87 yards hit a flagstick and rolled off the green and into the water. |
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| He then took the water that guarded the flagstick out of play by hitting an iron 25 yards beyond it to the back of the green before calmly two putting. |
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| That had this small three foot flagstick in the green and it looked like it was 300yards away. |
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| Both models employ the First Target priority mode, which is useful to measure the distance to a flagstick on a green with woods in the background, during approach shots. |
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| Five days later, again at Vicars Cross, in a medal and scratch competition, on the 15th he hit a three wood and saw his ball hit the flagstick and drop into the hole. |
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