Yoda, Is this legal for play in the U.K? I know you know.
Yes it is. We got a ruling on this from none other than John Paramour of the European Tour on the final day of the Scottish Open. I can't remember the exact wording but it was deemed that dryhands was not an artifical aid as it was used to keep your hands dry as opposed to making your hands stick to the grip.
Alex
Thanks Yoda and thanks Alex, you mentioned you had asked for the ruling on dry hands but not what the ruling was. Who put you onto Dry Hands in the first place Yoda?
I'd still like Jeff's thoughts as I do use dry hands already, I guess it really is a mental thing.
__________________ The student senses his teacher’s steadfast belief and quiet resolve: “This is doable. It is doable by you. The pathway is there. All you need is determination and time.” And together, they make it happen.
Thanks Yoda and thanks Alex, you mentioned you had asked for the ruling on dry hands but not what the ruling was. Who put you onto Dry Hands in the first place Yoda?
Thanks for the Dry Hands tip, GP. I strongly recommend the product to all students and interested others. In fact, I yesterday personally squeezed an application directly into the palm of Larry Nelson.
Since the unofficial ruling Alex previously described, I have contacted the owner of Dry Hands. He emailed me the USGA letter specifically approving the product for tournament play. I will post it here ASAP.
Since the unofficial ruling Alex previously described, I have contacted the owner of Dry Hands. He emailed me the USGA letter specifically approving the product for tournament play. I will post it here ASAP.
Hybrid Mode
