If you lift a ball which you are required to replace without first marking its spot, you get:
A
One penalty stroke.
B
Two penalty strokes.
C
No penalty.
2/76
Which of the following is the player responsible for on the scorecard:
A
The total score.
B
The correct handicap.
C
His or her signature.
3/76
Conditions affecting the stroke are:
A
The lie of your ball at rest, the area of your intended stance and intended swing.
B
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.
C
The lie of your ball at rest and the area of your intended stance.
4/76
Shona plays her tee shot on a par 3 and then tells Grant what club she used to play the stroke before he plays his tee shot. How many penalty strokes does Shona get in stroke play?
A
One stroke.
B
Two strokes.
C
No penalty.
5/76
How many relief options are available for a red penalty area?
A
Four.
B
Two.
C
Three.
6/76
Grant finds his ball embedded in the rough. His ball is very dirty so he takes another ball out of his bag and drops it in the relief area. How many penalty strokes does he get in stroke play?
A
One stroke.
B
No penalty.
C
Two strokes.
7/76
When taking relief from a sprinkler head in the general area, which of the following is true:
A
The ball must be dropped in and be played from any area of the course.
B
The ball must be dropped in and be played from the general area only.
C
The ball must be dropped in and be played from any area of the course apart from a penalty area.
8/76
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?
A
One Stroke.
B
No penalty.
C
Two strokes.
9/76
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.
10/76
In which of the following situations are you considered to have dropped the ball in the right way when taking lateral relief:
A
You stand outside the relief area when you drop the ball.
B
The dropped ball accidentally touches part of your body before it strikes the ground.