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The guide/caddy play a vital role by giving the player as much information as required. Describing the terrain, giving the direction and distance as accurately as possible and then lining up the player for the desired shot. On the green then guide/caddy and player work closely together in assessing the distance and borrow from the ball to the pin, which will involve pacing from the ball to the pin and determining the strength and line of shot. It is very important to have a good player/guide relationship, each performing a vital role and each suffering disappointment over poor shots and great pleasure over good shots. The blind golfer is governed by the R and A rules as all other golfers, except that they are allowed to ground the club in a hazard. |