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Chook Rules
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At the start of play the chook
remains in the bag.
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The first player to three putt
wins the chook and must proudly display it on their bag. At this
stage the owner of the chook does not owe anyone a beer.
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If another player three putts
then the holder of the chook then passes this to that player. This
player who three putted now owes the person who passed him the chook
a beer. This process continues until the last hole is played.
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In a stableford or par competition, if a player
picks up after two missed putts he or she also picks up the chook.
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At the end of the round the player with the
chook must buy the last player who gave it to them a beer.
Special Rules
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If a player who has been passed
a chook by another player manages to one putt a green he the passes
the chook back to the person who gave it to him.
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If a player three putts while
holding the chook, then that player loses the ability to pass the
chook back under the one putt rule.
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A player who has lost the one
putt rule can pass the chook back if they chip in.
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Once a player is on the green
and plays a putt, then all further shots for that hole are
considered putts even if the first putt passes off the green.
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If a player who has lost the chook to another
continues to keep the chook on his bag for another hole then he has
performed an illegal carry. As a result that player is deemed to
have the chook.
Note
"Sledging and Flapping of
arms" is a requirement when somebody is a on a green and a long way from
the pin.
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