Lots fail at the pin, not in the sticker photograph.

We chain a thin line across the set and read where two irons refuse to sit on separate acres. That double occupancy is an overlap. Hills mornings accelerate it because thin air lengthens a five and the first swing of the day lands on the six's lot.

If the five overlaps and the four still owns its acre, the set is two plats. We will not restake the living half as a kindness to the dead half. Harlan marks the five as restake and the four as leave.

Players who want one verdict for the whole bag are asking the desk to average a monument with a brochure. The chain declines.