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When a ball is embedded

When your ball is in its own pitch-mark made as a result of your previous stroke, and a part of the ball is below the level of the ground, your ball is embedded. It doesn’t necessarily have to touch the soil to be embedded (there may be grass between your ball and the soil), but a part of the ball must be breaking ground level when at rest to be considered embedded, which was not the case for Jordan Spieth and

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