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Question 1
A player cannot take his stance properly on the tee because one of the tee markers obstructs his left foot. He moves the tee marker a couple of inches and plays his stroke. There is no penalty.
A
True
B
False
Question 2
A player may remove leaves and sand in the area that he is to drop a ball on the fairway.
A
True
B
False
Question 3
In stroke play, a player’s ball lies in a bunker. He cannot decide which club to use so he takes his wedge and his sand wedge into the bunker to assess the shot. He decides that he needs his sand wedge and he lays his wedge down in the bunker. The player is penalised two strokes for touching the ground in a bunker.
A
True
B
False
Question 4
Grass covered ground bordering or within a bunker is not part of the bunker
A
True
B
False
Question 5
In match play, a player takes a practice swing in a water hazard without grounding his club, but his club touches some long grass. Is there a penalty?
A
There is no penalty
Question 6
A player records his gross scores for each hole correctly but he totals the gross scores incorrectly, recording a 72 instead of a 73. The player is disqualified.
A
True
B
False
Question 7
A player moves his ball that is at rest on the fairway when making his practice swing. The stroke counts.
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True
B
False
Question 8
In match play, if a player’s ball in motion after a stroke is accidentally deflected by his opponent the player shall lose the hole.
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True
B
False
Question 8 Explanation:
See Rule 19-3 By Opponent, Caddie or Equipment in Match Play
Question 9
A player must not play a ball that lies on the fringe of a wrong putting green.
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True
B
False
Question 10
A player may play a ball lying through the green with his stance on a wrong putting green.
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True
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False
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Moderate Golf Quiz
Gof Quiz For the Moderate Golf Lovers
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Question 1
The position of a ball must be marked with a ball marker, a small coin or other similar object
A
True
B
False
Question 2
Player A holes out for a 4. Player B has a putt for a half. Player A tells player B that the putt is just inside the left edge. Player B does not need to take his putt as the hole is halved.
A
True
B
False
Question 3
In a four-ball match play competition, who may a player ask for advice?
A
His caddie.
B
His caddie and his partner.
C
His caddie, his partner and his partner's caddie.
Question 4
A player may play a ball lying through the green with his stance on a wrong putting green
A
True
B
False
Question 5
In match play, a player plays a stroke at a ball with his stance on a wrong putting green. What is the penalty?
A
No penalty.
B
The player loses the hole.
C
The player incurs a penalty of two strokes.
Question 6
If a player plays any strokes in a hazard with a wrong ball there is no penalty
A
True
B
False
Question 7
In foursomes match play, it is player A’s turn to play his side’s 3rd stroke. By accident he moves the ball with his foot, incurring a one stroke penalty (Rule 18-2a). He replaces the ball and plays what is, in effect, the side’s 4th stroke. The side loses the hole as it player B should have played instead of player A.
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True
B
False
Question 8
A club is not unfit for play solely because the clubhead is scratched.
A
True
B
False
Question 9
A player is entitled to free relief from a burrowing animal hole in a water hazard
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True
B
False
Question 10
A player has fourteen clubs in his bag. At the third hole he slices his drive out of bounds and in frustration bangs his driver on the ground, breaking the shaft in the process. The player may replace the driver.
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True
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False
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Advanced Golf Quiz
Golf Quiz For The Advanced Golf Lover
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Question 1
A player may remove a movable obstruction at any time
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True
B
False
Question 2
In stroke play, a player’s ball lies in a bunker. The player takes his stance and is just about to ground his club when the ball moves. The player incurs a one stroke penalty.
A
True
B
False
Question 3
The penalty for agreeing to exclude the operation of any Rule is two penalty strokes in stroke play and loss of hole in match play.
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True
B
False
Question 4
In match play, a player marks the position of his ball on the putting green, lifts the ball and sets it aside. By mistake, he putts the ball from the spot at which he set it aside. What is the ruling?
A
he player incurs a penalty of two strokes and must correct his mistake by replacing the ball at the correct spot before playing from the next tee.
B
The player lost the hole.
C
The player must correct his mistake by replacing the ball at the correct spot otherwise he loses the hole.
Question 5
In stroke play, a competitor concedes his fellow-competitor a short putt and knocks the ball away. The fellow-competitor lifts his ball and plays from the next tee. What is the ruling?
A
The fellow-competitor is disqualified for not completing the hole
B
The fellow-competitor is penalised two strokes
C
The competitor is penalised two strokes and the fellow-competitor is disqualified for not completing the hole
Question 6
In stroke play, A played from outside the teeing ground and his ball came to rest out of bounds. He decides to play another ball from within the teeing ground. What is the ruling?
A
A is penalised stroke and distance under Rule 27-1 as well as two strokes under Rule 11-4b.
B
A is penalised two strokes under Rule 11-4b. His next stroke from the tee will be his third.
C
A is penalised two strokes under Rule 11-4b. His next stroke from the tee will be his fourth.
Question 7
In stroke play, a competitor's ball lies on the putting green. Before playing his next stroke he taps down spike marks in the vicinity of the hole but not on his line of putt. What is the ruling?
A
The competitor incurs a penalty of two strokes.
B
The competitor incurs a penalty of two strokes if the act assists with his subsequent play of the hole
C
There is no penalty.
Question 8
The player is responsible for the addition of scores and the application of his handicap recorded on his score card
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True
B
False
Question 9
A stake defining the margin of a water hazard is removed. The hole in which the stake was previously located is a "hole made by a greenkeeper" and thus ground under repair.
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True
B
False
Question 10
In match play, a player whose ball in a water hazard is in a playable lie but it is directly behind a stone which has broken away from the retaining wall in the hazard. The wall is an immovable obstruction and the player removes the loose stone before playing the stroke. What is the ruling?
A
The player incurs a two stroke penalty.
B
There is no penalty.
C
The player is disqualified.
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