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General Points
Revision
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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
Rules Academy Final Exam
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Grant putts from the green with the flagstick in the hole and holes the putt. How many penalty strokes does he get?
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No penalty.B
Two strokes.C
One stroke.2/76
When the flagstick is left in the hole, which of the following statements is true:
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If your ball strikes the flagstick there is no penalty and the ball must be played as it lies.B
If your ball strikes the flagstick you must replay the stroke.C
If your ball strikes the flagstick you get two penalty strokes.3/76
Which of the following is not true:
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A ball is in the teeing area when any part of it touches the teeing area.B
The teeing area is a rectangle that is one-club length deep.C
A ball is in the teeing area when any part of the ball is above part of the teeing area.4/76
Before Grant marks his ball, a gust of wind moves the ball forward. Grant holes his putt from the ball's new position. How many penalty strokes does he get in stroke play?
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One stroke.B
No penalty.C
Two strokes.5/76
The front edge of the teeing area is defined by:
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The front-most part of the two tee-markers.B
The back-edge part of the two tee-markers.C
The middle of the two tee-markers.6/76
Which of the following is not allowed in a penalty area:
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Removing loose impediments.B
Taking unplayable relief.C
Touching the ground in the penalty area with your backswing.7/76
Grant determines that his ball is unplayable in the bunker. He decides to take back-on-the-line relief outside the bunker and drops a ball outside the bunker. How many penalty strokes does he get in stroke play?
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Two strokes.B
One stroke.C
No penalty.8/76
An opponent is:
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The person you compete against in a match.B
The person you play with in a competition.C
Any other player who is playing in the same competition as you.
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In playing a provisional ball, before the stroke is made, you must:
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Announce that you are going to play a provisional ball.B
Confirm the type of ball you are going to play.C
Confirm which ball you will play if the original is found.10/76
When estimating the nearest point of complete relief, which of the following is true:
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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.