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General Points
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Areas of the Course
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Playing The Ball
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Putting Greens
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Ball moved or deflected
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Lifting and Dropping
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Ball Helping or Interfering with Play
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Free Relief
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Relief With Penalty
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Exam Instructions
Rules Academy Final Exam
Rules Academy Final Exam
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Shona's ball is lying in the general area and she moves a leaf lying very close to her ball, which causes her ball to move. She replaces the ball on the original spot before playing her shot. In stroke play, how many penalty strokes does she get?
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No penalty.B
Two strokes.C
One stroke.2/76
If you lift a ball which you are required to replace without first marking its spot, you get:
A
Two penalty strokes.B
One penalty stroke.C
No penalty.3/76
Grant tees off but his drive was poor and it goes out of bounds. He hits a second ball down the fairway. How many penalty strokes does he get in stroke play?
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Two strokes.B
No penalty.C
One stroke.4/76
Which of the following is the player responsible for on the scorecard:
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The correct handicap.B
The total score.C
His or her signature.5/76
A ball may always be lifted under the Rules by:
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The player or caddie.B
The player only.C
The player or anyone authorised by the player.6/76
Which of the following statements is true:
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There are four areas of the course – teeing area, all penalty areas, all bunkers and the putting green.B
There are five areas of the course – the general area, teeing area, all penalty areas, all bunkers and the putting green.C
There are six areas of the course – the general area, teeing area, all penalty areas, all bunkers, abnormal course conditions and the putting green.7/76
In which of the following situations is back-on-the-line relief not available under the unplayable ball Rule?
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For an unplayable ball in a bunker.
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For an unplayable ball in the general area.
C
For an unplayable ball in a red penalty area.
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The general area includes:
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All penalty areas.B
All bunkers.C
All wrong greens.9/76
An opponent is:
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The person you play with in a competition.B
Any other player who is playing in the same competition as you.
C
The person you compete against in a match.10/76
The front edge of the teeing area is defined by:
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The middle of the two tee-markers.B
The back-edge part of the two tee-markers.C
The front-most part of the two tee-markers.