Female Player Try to Convince the Referee

March 5, 2011 - PRLog -- In Australian Women's Open, another player was reported by the event viewer. But this time it was not reported Karrie Webb shot penalty. Australian referee deal with this controversy, said Webb gave him an insight of the things that had never seen.

Australian Women's Open four-time winner Karrie Webb in the third round shot 74, one over par. After the game, she felt very tired for many reasons, one because she engaged in a rules of debate.

The original process in the game, Karrie has found an audience - Webb on the green marker will be a TEE coins back, so she can look at the other end from the hole location of the ball, but Karrie Webb in the putt when the ball seat to move away before pushing.

The audience pointed out that Karrie Webb 's behavior may have violated the help of external aids to target, he will report on their own questions to the judge of the Australian Golf Association.

Australian Women's Open tournament director Trevor Herden said in Webb AC scorecard, he and Kelly - Weber talked to the problem. Karrie Webb  told Trevor - Heddon on the LPGA Tour mark coin behind the ball on the Block is a common occurrence, this way, players can be interpreted from the rear of the hole their putts. But the referee Golf Association of Australia said they had never seen this practice.

At one point, the referee thought that it should sentence Karrie Webb were targeting the help of external aids, that is to be penalty shots. If that is the case, Webb signed the wrong scorecard since been disqualified. But in the end, event organizers, or no punishment.


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