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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
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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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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
One Stroke.C
Two strokes.2/76
Which of the following is not a movable obstruction?
A
A banana skin.
B
A scorecard.
C
A plastic bottle.
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Which of the following is the player responsible for on the scorecard:
A
The correct handicap.B
The total score.C
His or her signature.4/76
Grant putts from the green with the flagstick in the hole and holes the putt. How many penalty strokes does he get?
A
One stroke.B
Two strokes.C
No penalty.5/76
Before starting your round, which of the following should you do:
A
Put an identification mark on your golf ball.B
Read the lunch menu.C
Ensure you have exactly 14 clubs in your bag.6/76
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
One stroke.C
Two strokes.7/76
In playing a provisional ball, before the stroke is made, you must:
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Confirm which ball you will play if the original is found.B
Confirm the type of ball you are going to play.C
Announce that you are going to play a provisional ball.8/76
Advice includes:
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Assisting another player with information about the Rules.B
Telling another player how far a penalty area is from the tee.C
Showing a player who is yet to play what club you used to make your stroke from a par three tee.9/76
It is recommended that you make the stroke in no more than:
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60 seconds.B
40 seconds.C
20 seconds.10/76
When you have played a provisional ball, in which of the following situations must you abandon your original ball and continue with your provisional ball?
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When your original ball is found in the general area before the end of the three minute search time.
B
When you have played your provisional ball from closer to the hole than where your original ball was estimated to be, but then find your original ball within the three minute search time.
C
When you find your original ball in a penalty area before the end of the three minute search time.