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In either case, if you find your ball, you always have the option to play the ball as it lies from within the hazard at no penalty. Bear in mind that from within the hazard, you are not permitted to rest your club on the ground when addressing the ball.
In both red and yellow hazards, you also have the option to go back to the point where you played your last shot, and play from there. The line of the hazard extends vertically upward, so if your ball was in the air, try to figure out this point as best you can. In both varieties of hazards, you have the option to take the flagstick, and the point where your ball last cross into the hazard, and move back on a straight line away from the hole as far as you like.
While these may or may not be as difficult as water hazards and bunkers, you want to avoid them at all costs. Hitting your ball into the trees or overgrown brush will make it difficult to set up your next shot or cause you to lose a shot entirely.
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