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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
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Exam Instructions
Rules Academy Final Exam
Rules Academy Final Exam
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In stroke play, Shona tees off and her ball comes to rest in a bunker. In making a backswing for her stroke from the bunker, she touches the sand in the bunker with her club right behind the ball. How many penalty strokes does she get?
A
One stroke.
B
No penalty.C
Two strokes.2/76
When taking lateral relief from a red penalty area, what is the size of the relief area?
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One club-length from the reference point.B
Three club-lengths from the reference point.C
Two club-lengths from the reference point.3/76
On the putting green, Shona notices a spike mark on her line of play and taps it down with her putter before holing her putt. How many penalty strokes does she get in stroke play?
A
No penalty.B
Two strokes.C
One stroke.4/76
If you lift a ball which you are required to replace without first marking its spot, you get:
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Two penalty strokes.B
One penalty stroke.C
No penalty.5/76
The general area includes:
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All bunkers.B
All penalty areas.C
All wrong greens.6/76
When your ball is accidentally moved by another player, who is not allowed to replace the ball under the Rules:
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Your caddie.B
You, the player.C
The player who caused your ball to move.7/76
Which of the following is the player responsible for on the scorecard:
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The total score.B
His or her signature.C
The correct handicap.8/76
Before Grant marks his ball, a gust of wind moves the ball forward. Grant holes his putt from the ball's new position. How many penalty strokes does he get in stroke play?
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One stroke.B
Two strokes.C
No penalty.9/76
It is intended that the penalties in golf:
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Should never be applied.B
Should encourage players to breach the Rules.C
Are meant to cancel out any potential advantage.10/76
In playing a provisional ball, before the stroke is made, you must:
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Announce that you are going to play a provisional ball.B
Confirm which ball you will play if the original is found.C
Confirm the type of ball you are going to play.