Trivia: “Standing on the second tee leading the 2001 British Open, Ian Woosnam discovered he had 15 clubs in his bag. What was his penalty?” Answer below.
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And the answer: “The penalty for carrying more than 14 clubs is two strokes per hole, with a maximum of four strokes per round. Since Woosnam had not yet played the second hole, he was penalized two strokes, knocking him out of the lead and costing him a shot at golf’s oldest championship.”
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