Players have no obligation to be honest in all aspects of play.
B
Players should show consideration to others, for example by playing at a prompt pace.
C
Players do not have to take care of the course.
2/76
Shona plays a tee shot which goes towards trees. She thinks the ball may be lost, so she announces that she is going to play a provisional ball from the tee. She finds her original ball within 3 minutes and continues the hole with it. How many penalty strokes does she get in stroke play?
A
Two strokes.
B
No penalty.
C
One stroke.
3/76
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?
A
Two strokes.
B
No penalty.
C
One stroke.
4/76
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?
A
One stroke.
B
Two strokes.
C
No penalty.
5/76
How many relief options are available for a red penalty area?
A
Two.
B
Three.
C
Four.
6/76
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?
A
Two strokes.
B
No penalty.
C
One stroke.
7/76
Which of the following statements is true:
A
You may stand inside a penalty area when playing a ball that is outside a penalty area.
B
You must take penalty relief if your stance is in a penalty area.
C
You are not permitted to play a ball from a penalty area.
8/76
Which of the following is not considered "damage on the putting green":
A
Old hole plugs.
B
Scrapes caused by the flagstick.
C
Aeration holes.
9/76
It is a principle of the game of golf that players should:
A
Play the course as they find it.
B
Never take relief.
C
Take advantage of the Rules whenever possible.
10/76
Conditions affecting the stroke are:
A
The lie of your ball at rest and the area of your intended stance.
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, the area of your intended stance and intended swing.