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General Points
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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
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In which one of the following situations are you not allowed to touch the sand in a bunker?
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Leaning on a club in the sand while you are waiting to play your shot.B
Raking the sand for care of the course before you play out of the bunker.C
Touching the sand right behind your ball in the bunker before you start your backswing.2/10
Which of the following is not damage and cannot be repaired without penalty on the putting green?
A
Natural wear of the hole.B
Shoe damage such as spike marks.C
Ball marks.3/10
If you move your ball at rest when searching for it, what is the ruling?
A
One penalty stroke and play it as it lies.B
No penalty and replace the ball.C
One penalty stroke and replace the ball.4/10
What may you remove from a bunker before playing your ball from the bunker?
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You may remove loose impediments but not movable obstructions from the bunker.B
You may remove movable obstructions but not loose impediments from the bunker.C
You may remove movable obstructions and loose impediments from the bunker.5/10
When are you allowed to remove sand and loose soil without penalty?
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In the general area and on the putting green.B
Only in the general area.C
Only on the putting green.6/10
If you make your stroke on the putting green with the flagstick unattended in the hole, what is the penalty if your ball strikes the flagstick?
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There is no penalty.B
One stroke penalty.C
Two stroke penalty.7/10
Your ball lies close to a wrong green such that you would have to stand on the wrong green to play the shot. You must take free relief from the wrong green.
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True.B
False.8/10
If you play a ball from outside the teeing area when starting a hole in match play, which one of the following is true?
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You lose the hole.B
There is no penalty, but your opponent may cancel the stroke, in which case you must play again from inside the teeing area.C
You get a two-stroke penalty and your opponent may cancel the stroke, in which case you must play again from inside the teeing area.9/10
Which one of the following is one of the five areas of the course?
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The general area.B
The fairway.C
Water hazards.10/10
If you stand outside the teeing area to hit your ball from inside the teeing area, what is the penalty?
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There is no penalty.B
One-stroke penalty.C
Two-stroke penalty.