Matt Wallace's unusual ruling after his golf ball hits power lines | 2020 Italian Open

Matt Wallace's ball hit a power-line during his opening round of the Italian Open at Chervò Golf Club.

Under rule 14.6.b, if the stroke is made from a general area, penalty area or bunker, this original ball or another ball must be dropped in this relief area, no nearer the hole. The shot should be replayed within one club-length of where the previous stroke was made.

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The European Tour heads to Lombardy this week as Chervò Golf Club San Vigilio in Pozzolengo, Brescia, hosts the Italian Open for the first time. Bernd Wiesberger claimed his third victory of the 2019 Race to Dubai season 12 months ago when he fired a closing round 65 at Olgiata Golf Club to win the Italian Open by one shot. Major Champion Martin Kaymer and Former World Number One Lee Westwood join Wiesberger in a field that boasts three Rolex Series winners and 13 other players who have claimed European Tour wins in the last two seasons. That number includes Marc Warren, Joel Stalter, Renato Paratore, Adrian Otaegui – who have all won titles since the season restarted in July – and Matt Wallace, who finished as last week’s runner-up and has two top 10s in his last three starts in the Italian Open.

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