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Date: 08 Sep 2006 10:26:01
From: johndagolfer
Subject: Is a wrist brace allowed in competition?
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I think lately I have been overdoing it at work. My index and middle
fingers and wrist of my right hand were very swollen and immobile. The
dor said it was a combination of gout and the early symptoms of
carpal tunnel. I've taken 3 weeks off of golf, but my wrist is still
very week and sore. I've taken to wearing a glove like support that
compresses the hand and strengthens the wrist.
So would this be illegal if I say used it at RSG OH, if I can make it
of course.
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Date: 08 Sep 2006 12:29:38
From: Aress Gee
Subject: Re: Is a wrist brace allowed in competition?
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"johndagolfer" <Johndagolfer@gmail.com > writes:
> I think lately I have been overdoing it at work. My index and middle
> fingers and wrist of my right hand were very swollen and immobile. The
> dor said it was a combination of gout and the early symptoms of
> carpal tunnel. I've taken 3 weeks off of golf, but my wrist is still
> very week and sore. I've taken to wearing a glove like support that
> compresses the hand and strengthens the wrist.
>
> So would this be illegal if I say used it at RSG OH, if I can make it
> of course.
Wrists are important at RSG-OH primarily because drinking
beer with a straw is not ideal. One fully-functioning
wrist should be sufficient.
You might want to read this:
http://www.usga.org/equipment/medical/index.html
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