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final exam Flashcards

1
Q

What is the first thing that must be determined when taking relief from any water hazard?

A

Determine where the ball last crossed the hazard line

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2
Q

What is the penalty for hitting a ball out of bounds?

A

Stroke and Distance

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3
Q

How long can one search for a lost ball?

A

5 minutes

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4
Q

What is the penalty for a lost ball?

A

stroke and distance

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5
Q

What is the penalty for a ball in a water hazard?

A

1 stroke

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6
Q

What is the penalty fro an unplayable lie?

A

1 stroke

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7
Q

According to the Rules of Golf, what is a cart path?

A

Immovable obstruction

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8
Q

Can you ground your club in a water hazard?

A

No

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9
Q

How many clubs can a player carry and use during a single round of golf?

A

14

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10
Q

How many holes are played during a single round of golf?

A

18

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11
Q

What allows players of different abilities to compete against one another on an equal basis?

A

Handicap

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12
Q

What is the Handicap of a “Scratch Player”?

A

0

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13
Q

What is also known as “the beach” and “the cat box”?

A

The Sand Trap

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14
Q

A score of one under par

A

Birdie

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15
Q

A score of one over par

A

Bogie

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16
Q

An extremely fat shot

A

chunk

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17
Q

A score of two over par

A

Double Bogie

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18
Q

A score of two under par

A

Eagle

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19
Q

A small or slight hook

A

Draw

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20
Q

The number one wood

A

Driver

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21
Q

A piece of sod that was displaced when taking a stroke

A

Divet

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22
Q

A score of three under par

A

Double Eagle/ Alba tross

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23
Q

A ball stuck in the mud

A

Imbedded ball

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24
Q

Small or slight slice

A

Fade

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25
Q

A shot where the ball contact is above the sweet spot

A

Fat

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26
Q

A shot that curves from right to left

A

Hook

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27
Q

A put that rims out of the hole

A

lip out

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28
Q

A team competition where only the lowest score on each hole counts

A

low ball competition

29
Q

Stroke play

A

Metal play

30
Q

Hole by hole play

A

Match play

31
Q

Score an expert player is expected to shoot

A

Par

32
Q

A straight shot that goes to the right

A

Push

33
Q

A straight shot that goes the the left

A

Pull

34
Q

A shot that curves from left to right

A

Slice

35
Q

A shot hit off the hosel of a club

A

Shank

36
Q

A shot where ball contact is in the sweet spot

A

Solid

37
Q

An extremely thin shot hit with a lofted club

A

Skull

38
Q

A select shot competition

A

Scramble

39
Q

A score of three over par

A

Triple bogie

40
Q

A shot where ball contact is below the sweet spot

A

Thin

41
Q

A complete miss of the ball in an attempt to hit it

A

Whiff

42
Q

Legalized placing of the ball in a preferred lie

A

Winter rules

43
Q

A “do-over” shot (usually on the first tee)

A

Mulligan

44
Q

The ball you are using as soon as you have made a stroke on the teeing ground

A

Ball in play

45
Q

A movable straight indicator (with or without bunting or other material attached) centered in the hole to show its position

A

Flagstick/ Pin

46
Q

A water hazard marked by red lines or stakes

A

Lateral Water Hazard

47
Q

Most common ball marker on the putting green

A

coin

48
Q

According to the rules, the forward movement of the club made with the intention of fairly striking at and moving the ball

A

Stroke

49
Q

Any counsel or suggestion which could influence a player in determining his play

A

Advice

50
Q

One who carries or handles a player’s clubs during play

A

caddie

51
Q

A ______ measurements are 4 1/2 inches in diameter and at least 4 inches deep

A

hole

52
Q

A ball not found or identified as his/ hers by the player within 5 minutes after the player’s side or his/ her caddies have begun to search for it is deemed a _________

A

lost ball

53
Q

All ground of the hole being played which is specially prepared for putting

A

putting green

54
Q

A sand trap is one form of a

A

hazard

55
Q

A ball at rest within the circumference of the hole and all of it is below the level of the lip of the hole is said to be _____

A

holed

56
Q

Anything artificial, including the artificial surfaces and sides of roads and paths

A

obstruction

57
Q

Any sea, lake, pond, river, ditch, surface drainage ditch or open water course and anything of a similar nature… defined by yellow stakes or lines

A

Water hazard

58
Q

Ground on which play is prohibited and is marked by _____ lines or stakes is ____________

A

white; out of bounds

59
Q

Taking your stance and grounding your club is to:

A

Address the ball

60
Q

The whole area within which play is permitted

A

Course

61
Q

The starting place for the hole to be played

A

Tee

62
Q

Any temporary accumulation of water on the course which is visible before or after the player takes his stance and is not in a water hazard

A

casual water

63
Q

The side entitled to play first from the teeing ground has the _______

A

Honor

64
Q

Playing any other ball other than your own, known as

A

wrong ball

65
Q

G.U.R…. designated by white lines stands for

A

Ground under repair

66
Q

A ball played for a ball which may be lost outside a water hazard or may be out of bounds is called a

A

provisional ball

67
Q

The whole area of the course except teeing ground, putting green and hazards is an area known as

A

through the green

68
Q

Natural objects such as stones, leaves, twigs, etc. that are not fixed or growing are considered

A

loose impediments

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