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Steen Stumper for 2026-11-14
 
A player's ball comes to rest in temporary water inside a bunker. After examining the bunker, the player determines there is no location within the bunker that provides complete relief from the temporary water. However, there is an area within the bunker where the player could take relief with less interference from the temporary water. If the player wishes to take free relief, how must they proceed? A. The player must play the ball as it lies because complete relief is not available within the bunker.
B. The player may drop a ball outside the bunker, no nearer the hole, without penalty.
C. The player may drop a ball within one club-length of the point of maximum available relief in the bunker, no nearer the hole, provided the ball comes to rest in the bunker.
D. The player may drop a ball anywhere in the bunker where there is less temporary water, provided it is no nearer the hole.
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