This day in golf history

On December 15th, 1957, Dick Mayer was named Player of the Year in by the USPGA Tour

On December 15th, 1957, Dick Mayer was named Player of the Year in by the USPGA Tour. Mayer was the leading money winner with $65,835 but Dow Finsterwald captured the Vardon Trophy with a stroke average of 70.30. Arnold Palmer led the tour with four tournament wins.

Teaser: A made a statement regarding his club selection which was purposely misleading and was obviously intended to be overheard by B, who had a similar shot. What is the ruling?

Answer: A was in breach of Rule 8-1 and lost the hole in matchplay or incurred a two-stroke penalty in strokeplay.