When taking relief when your ball is lying on a towel in the general area, which of the following statements is true:
A
You must place your ball on the spot immediately underneath where the ball lay on the towel.
B
You must drop your ball anywhere within one club-length of the spot immediately underneath where the ball lay on the towel, no nearer the hole.
C
You must place your ball anywhere within one club-length of the spot immediately underneath where the ball lay on the towel, no nearer the hole.
2/76
When taking relief for an embedded ball, where is the reference point from which the relief area is measured:
A
The spot right beside where the ball was embedded.
B
The spot right behind where the ball was embedded.
C
The spot where the ball was embedded.
3/76
Before putting, Grant removes a stone embedded in the putting green on his line of play. How many penalty strokes does he get in stroke play?
A
Two strokes.
B
One stroke.
C
No penalty.
4/76
Before starting your round, which of the following should you do:
A
Read the lunch menu.
B
Put an identification mark on your golf ball.
C
Ensure you have exactly 14 clubs in your bag.
5/76
Shona's ball is just off the green, and the pitch-mark that her ball made is also off the green and on her line of play. As she wants to putt onto the green, she repairs the pitch-mark. How many penalty strokes does she get in stroke play?
A
One stroke.
B
Two strokes.
C
No penalty.
6/76
An opponent is:
A
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.
7/76
A ball is not in a bunker when:
A
Any part of it touches sand on the ground inside the edge of the bunker.
B
It lies on grass inside the edge of the bunker without touching sand.
C
It is inside the edge of the bunker and rests on a loose impediment in the bunker.
8/76
How many relief options are available for an unplayable ball in the general area?
A
One.
B
Three.
C
Two.
9/76
When your ball lies in the general area, in which one of the following situations may you clean your ball?
A
When lifting a ball to see if it is cut or cracked.
B
Before replacing your ball when you accidentally caused your ball to move during a search.
C
When lifting a ball because it interferes with the play of another ball.
10/76
In dropping the ball in the right way, you must:
A
Drop the ball from knee height.
B
Drop the ball from shoulder height.
C
Allow your caddie to drop the ball from knee height.