How many times have you lipped out a putt and wished that the size of the hole on the green was just a little bit larger? Why is the hole that size to begin with? That's one our most frequently asked questions: How did the hole come to be standardized at its current size of 4.25 inches in diameter? You may not be surprised to learn that this - like so many other things in golf relating to rules and traditions - dates back to decisions made in the mists of Scotland, specifically at the Royal and Ancient Golf Club of St. Andrews. Read the FAQ.
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