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General Points
Revision
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Areas of the Course
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Playing The Ball
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Putting Greens
Revision
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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
Revision
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Free Relief
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Relief With Penalty
Revision
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Exam Instructions
Rules Academy Final Exam
Rules Academy Final Exam
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It is recommended that you make the stroke in no more than:
A
20 seconds.B
60 seconds.C
40 seconds.2/76
Grant plays his tee shot and it comes to rest in a greenside bunker. As he is getting into the bunker, he falls and touches the sand with his hand. How many penalty strokes does he get in stroke play?
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No penalty.B
Two strokes.C
One Stroke.3/76
When your ball is in a bunker, the penalty for taking back-on-the-line relief outside the bunker is:
A
Two strokes.B
One stroke.C
Stroke and distance.4/76
Grant finds a ball in thick rough but he cannot see his identification mark. He advises Shona he is going to lift the ball to identify it and lifts it without marking it. As it is his ball, he replaces the ball on the original spot and plays it. How many penalty strokes does he get in stroke play?
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No penalty.B
Two strokes.C
One stroke.5/76
Which of the following relief options is not available for a penalty of one stroke for a yellow penalty area?
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Stoke-and-distance relief.B
Back-on-the-line relief.C
Lateral relief.6/76
Which of the following is the player responsible for on the scorecard:
A
His or her signature.B
The correct handicap.C
The total score.7/76
In match play, if you play your ball from the wrong tee markers before your opponent plays, which of the following is true:
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There is no penalty and your opponent can choose to cancel your stroke or allow you to play the ball as it lies.B
There is no penalty and your stroke is cancelled and must be replayed.C
You get the general penalty and lose the hole.8/76
Conditions affecting the stroke are:
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The lie of your ball at rest, the area of your intended stance and intended swing.
B
The lie of your ball at rest and the area of your intended stance.
C
The lie of your ball at rest, the area of your intended stance and intended swing, your line of play and the relief area where you will drop or place a ball.
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How many relief options are available for an unplayable ball in the general area?
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One.B
Two.C
Three.10/76
The front edge of the teeing area is defined by:
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The back-edge part of the two tee-markers.B
The middle of the two tee-markers.C
The front-most part of the two tee-markers.