A lie or ball position from which the golfer cannot reasonably play a shot, but from which he is not allowed free relief. For example, a ball nestled deep into bushes or lying between tree roots may be deemed unplayable. A player declaring an unplayable lie is assessed a penalty stroke and allowed to drop in accordance with the Rules of Golf.
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