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A ball completes the running and scores the point, and the next hoop becomes the hoop in order, when the whole of the ball clears the plane of the playing side, provided that it stops at the end of the turn clear of that plane, either partly within the jaws or completely on the non-playing side. The width and height of a hoop may be checked at the request of either side before the start of a game and, subject to Rule 9.5 (Interference by defective equipment), at the joint request of both sides during a game. 6.5.3 Subject to Rule 9.4 (Interference with the playing of a stroke), if a ball is to be played into the game from where it left the court, it is to be placed so that it is on the court and one point on its circumference would touch a straight edge raised vertically from the boundary. However, the shaft need not be straight and the head may bear sighting lines. If the head is detachable from the shaft, neither may be exchanged except as provided in this rule.

3.4.3 Head The head is to be rigid and may be made of any suitable materials. 6.6.1 A ball that has become an outside agency may be placed outside the boundary close to its replacement position, or have that position marked, at any time before it is next played. However, if the sides do not agree on the replacement position, the player who caused a ball to leave the court (or a referee, if present) is entitled to decide where it is to be placed or where its position is to be marked. This amendment removes the implication that a ball played into the game from an incorrect position on the boundary remains an outside agency and deals with the status of a ball temporarily removed from the game. 4.2.5 Halfway markers White pegs, sufficiently prominent to be seen across the court, may be placed on or up to 12 inches outside the boundary to mark the ends of the halfway lines.

If the player does not quit their stance under control, the striking period ends when the turn ends. 6.1.1 A turn is a period of time in which a single stroke is to be played, declared to be played or replayed. The winning side plays the first stroke of the game with the blue ball or the equivalent alternative colour. Any accessory, including a scoring clip attached to a hoop, may be removed temporarily by either side if it might affect the playing or outcome of the next stroke. 4.2.6 Scoring clips Two sets of scoring clips may be provided. When attached to a player or their clothing, a scoring clip forms part of their personal property. 3.4.4 Aiming devices No mirrors, pointers or other devices intended to assist the aiming or playing of a stroke may be attached to any part of the mallet. The edges of each end face should be of a shape or material unlikely to damage the discount nitro golf balls and, however they are shaped or bevelled, they are not part of the end face. It is to have essentially identical playing characteristics regardless of which end is used to strike the ball.

6.3.4 If, during the striking period, a player accidentally contacts a ball with a mallet while intending to strike another ball, they have committed a fault under Rule 11.2.8 and played a stroke under Rule 6.3.3(b) with the ball they intended to strike. 6.3.5 A stroke is not played if a player misses or fails to reach the ball they intended to strike without committing a fault. 5.3.2 If a player is penalised for committing a fault in one of the first four turns of the game, the ball they played has been played into the game. 5.3.1 If it is discovered before a stroke is played in the fifth turn of the game that a wrong ball has been played in any of the first four turns, Rule 10.5.3 applies. 6.3.2 A stroke should be played by the striker by striking the striker's ball as defined in Rule 1.2. If it is not, Rule 10 (Playing a wrong ball) applies. If a hoop is observed to be misaligned or loose at any time, the striker is entitled to require that it shall be corrected. Following any such correction, the positions of the balls are to be adjusted if necessary to ensure that the striker gains no advantage thereby.