White stakes or white lines are used to indicate where the “out of bounds” portion of a hole is. However there may be other ways a course can mark out of bounds. An example might be a street that is adjacent to the length of a hole, or perhaps a property marking fence. Typically these are indicated on the back of the scorecard - which can almost always be used to govern “local” rules.
Red stakes and lines indicate a lateral water hazard. A lateral water hazard is differentiated from a water hazard by the fact that it runs alongside or adjacent to the line of play, rather than directly across it.
Some people may not know that in tournament play, you are not allowed to “change” your ball. Now, it’s not that you can’t actually start with
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