ground under repair. A marked area (usually by paint, chalk, or roping) on the course from which a player may move her ball one club length without penalty, prior to playing her next shot. Common reasons for GUR are areas under construction, damaged turf, and so forth.

(Ground under Repair): Areas marked by the greens staff or a committee from where a drop can be taken without penalty.

Ground Under Repair. A marked area (usually by paint, chalk or roping) of the course from which a player may move his ball without penalty prior to playing his next shot. Common reasons for GUR to be marked are new constructions, damaged water lines, etc.

a group of Niger-Congo languages spoken primarily in southeastern Mali and northern Ghana

Jaggery (raw cane sugar)

soft unrefined sugar

General Undergraduate Requirements. See GER.