The little green book of golf law
Subtitle: the real rules of the game of golf
By: by John H. Minan.
Publisher: American Bar Association
Published: 2007
Place of publication: Chicago, IL
Language: eng
Number of pages: 154
Subjects: Golf -- Law and legislation -- United States -- Cases; Golf -- Law and legislation -- United States
Genres: Cases.
Notes: Includes index.
Table of contents: title: Hole one :bad day of golf results in criminal prosecution (out-of-control golfer gets birdie); title: Hole two :"the masters of Augusta" (Tiger wins at Augusta but scores a triple bogey in the federal courts); title: Hole three :golf course liability to neighbor for personal injury (out-of-bounds on the left); title: Hole four :liability to a golfer in the same foursome (the limits of playing ready golf); title: Hole five :a golfer's prayer (vengeance is mine, sayeth the Lord); title: Hole six :golf and the Internal Revenue Service (tax bites senior tour hopeful); title: Hole seven :copying golf course design (are gimmes allowed?); title: Hole eight :golf course liability to a golfer (bad bounces off the cart path); title: Hole nine :private easements on golf course property (a different type of lateral hazard); title: Hole ten : patent protection of golf ball design (great balls of fire); title: Hole eleven : golf course liability to neighboring property owner forproperty damage (wayward golf shots); title: Hole twelve :the PGA tour meets the Americans with Disabilities Act (ada) (what is the essential nature of the game of golf?); title: Hole thirteen :golf and the loss of consortium (you can lose more than your golf balls during a round of golf); title: Hole fourteen :defectively manufactured golf clubs (a flying club head causes injury); title: Hole fifteen :insurance and golf cart accidents (know the exclusions); title: Hole sixteen :hole-in-one contests (the ultimate shot in golf); title: Hole seventeen :the U.S.G.A. handicap index formula as a property interest (who needs a handicap anyway?); title: Hole eighteen :required use of reclaimed water on golf courses ("water, water everywhere and not a drop to drink"); title: Hole nineteen :19th hole drunken assault (there are worse things than a bad round of golf).