Ball switcheroo costs Davis, Zalatoris dear at Sentry

Will Zalatoris, Cam Davis receive two-shot penalties for playing wrong golf balls at The Sentry
Neither player realized the error until they reached the green. The penalty for playing the wrong ball is two shots, so the players had to return to the spot where they hit the incorrect golf balls and play from the correct spot.
Will Zalatoris, Cam Davis Penalized for Playing Each Other's Ball in Sentry Final Round
Rules official Mark Dusbabek said Davis played Zalatoris's ball and vice versa. Therefore, both players had to correct the mistake.
Two players hit the wrong ball at The Sentry, both were slapped with costly 2-shot penalties
Under Rule 6.3c, it’s a two-shot penalty for each player who hit the wrong ball, and the mistake must be corrected by going back and playing the correct ball to finish the hole. Both Zalatoris and Davis did. Both made bogey when both would’ve made birdie.
Will Zalatoris, Cam Davis hit each other's balls, penalized at The Sentry
Will Zalatoris and Cam Davis were each penalized two shots after they accidentally hit each other's golf balls in the final round of The Sentry 2025 at Kapalau Resort in Hawaii.
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