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Golf's silly rules forced an NCAA golfer to go diving for his ball in a pond

Jacksonville University golfer David Wicks had a choice to make on Wednesday at an NCAA regional in Baton Rouge. Either he could strip down to his underwear and jump into a pond to find his ball, or he could take a two-stroke penalty. An NCAA championship berth was on the line, so you can guess which path Wicks took. The unplanned dip was all because of what Dolphins Coach Mike Blackburn called “a stroke of bad luck,” which is underselling it. The Golf Channel’s Ryan Lavner has the tale of woe: On the fourth hole at LSU’s University Club, his 13th of the day, senior David Wicks marked his 3-footer for par and waited for the other two players in his group to finish out. He crouched on a steep

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