1
General Points
Revision
2
Areas of the Course
3
Playing The Ball
4
Putting Greens
Revision
5
Ball moved or deflected
6
Lifting and Dropping
7
Ball Helping or Interfering with Play
Revision
8
Free Relief
9
Relief With Penalty
Revision
10
Exam Instructions
Rules Academy Final Exam
Rules Academy Final Exam
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1/76
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
No penalty.
C
Two strokes.
2/76
On the putting green, Grant repairs a ball mark on his line of play and holes his putt. How many penalty strokes does he get in stroke play?
A
One stroke.
B
No penalty.
C
Two strokes.
3/76
Which of the following is not a movable obstruction?
A
A banana skin.
B
A plastic bottle.
C
A scorecard.
4/76
In stroke play, Shona tees off and her ball comes to rest in a bunker. In making a backswing for her stroke from the bunker, she touches the sand in the bunker with her club right behind the ball. How many penalty strokes does she get?
A
One stroke.
B
No penalty.
C
Two strokes.
5/76
Which of the following relief options is not available for a penalty of one stroke for a yellow penalty area?
A
Back-on-the-line relief.
B
Stoke-and-distance relief.
C
Lateral relief.
6/76
Which of the following statements is true:
A
A club-length is the length of the club you select out of the 14 clubs you have during the round.
B
A club-length is the length of the longest club of the 14 clubs you have during the round, including your putter.
C
A club-length is the length of the longest club of the 14 clubs you have during the round, other than a putter.
7/76
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
One stroke.
B
Two strokes.
C
No penalty.
8/76
When estimating the nearest point of complete relief, which of the following is true:
A
You should use the shortest club in your bag.
B
You should use the longest club in your bag, other than a putter.
C
You should use the club that you would have used for the stroke.
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
Which of the following statements is true:
A
There are five areas of the course – the general area, teeing area, all penalty areas, all bunkers and the putting green.
B
There are six areas of the course – the general area, teeing area, all penalty areas, all bunkers, abnormal course conditions and the putting green.
C
There are four areas of the course – teeing area, all penalty areas, all bunkers and the putting green.