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1) Which of the following is a Breach of Rule 13-4, Ball in Hazard; Prohibited Actions?
Striking the ground with a practice swing in a hazard.
Moving a loose impediment in a hazard.
Moving a loose impediment in a hazard on your backswing.
All of the above.
2) A players ball comes to rest in a Water Hazard (yellow stakes). What are the players options for relief?
Drop within two club-lengths from the point the ball last crossed into the hazard, no nearer the hole (1 stroke penalty).
Drop a ball as near as possible to the place previously played from (1 stroke penalty).
Keep the point the ball last crossed into the hazard between you and the flag, and drop on that line as far back as you would like to go.
B & C
All of the above.
3) If you believe a player may have attempted to cheat you should:
Report it to an SCPGA Staff member as soon as possible.
Not say anything unless a spectator or SCPGA Staff member saw the act.
Say nothing because you are afraid of being labeled a "tattle tale".
4) Your ball comes to rest on a sprinkler head. Which of the following is the correct relief procedure?
Drop a ball as near as possible to the sprinkler head, no nearer the hole.
Find the nearest point of relief, that is not nearer the hole, where your stance, the lie of the ball and your intended area of swing have relief from the sprinkler head. Then, drop a ball within one club-length of that spot, no nearer the hole.
Drop a ball within two club-lengths of the spot the ball came to rest, no nearer the hole.
Find the nearest point of relief, that is not nearer the hole, where your stance, the lie of the ball and your intended area of swing have relief from the sprinkler head. Then, drop a ball within two club-lengths of that spot, no nearer the hole.
5) Upon finishing your round, which of the following must you do first?
Get your lunch.
Add up your scores for the round.
Head straight to the scoring area to check, sign and return your cards.
Check, add and sign your cards and then head to the scoring table to return the cards.
6) When taking relief from an unplayable lie, what are the only times you must re-drop?
When the ball rolls closer to the hole than where relief was taken from (where the ball originally came to rest).
When the ball rolls more than two club-lengths from the spot where the ball lands, not nearer the hole.
When the ball rolls back into the same or another unplayable lie.
A & B
All of the above.
7) You replace your ball on the green and the ball is at rest. Before you address the ball, the ball begins to roll and rolls into the hole. What is the ruling?
The ball was in play an the ball is deemed to be holed with the last stroke.
The ball is in play, but the player must take a one stroke penalty and the ball is considered holed.
The player must replace the ball, no penalty.
The player must replace the ball, one stroke penalty.
In an SCPGA Junior Tour event, you decide to bring your distance measuring device. On the last hole, you use the device to measure your distance to the dogleg. What, if any, is the penalty?
Two strokes
One stroke
Disqualification
No penalty
9) A ball is Out of Bounds when:
All of the ball lies out of bounds according to the ground level inside edge of the boundary.
The ball is more than halfway out of bounds according to the ground level inside edge of the boundary.
Any part of the ball is touching the boundary measured at ground level of the inside edge of the boundary.
10) In an SCPGA Junior Tour event, according to the Conditions of Competiton, the penalty for being less than five minutes late to the tee is 2 strokes. What is the definition of late to the tee?
Being at the tee ready to play before your starting time.
Being on the tee, having received your scorecard and any other materials prior to your starting time or prior to the fairway being clear if the tee is behind time.
Being on the tee after your starting time has been announced to the tee.
11) Which of the following are Immovable Obstructions you can take free relief from?
A cart path next to a hazard.
A sprinkler box in a Water Hazard.
A boundary wall.
All of the above.
None of the above.
12) Your ball comes to rest buried in a bunker and you decide to search for the ball. Which of the following methods are acceptable to search for the ball?
Moving sand away from an area with your hand.
Using a club to di
i push the golf ball occasionally the face is square but the divot flies way right after the impact. I have recently noticed that the club at the top of my backswing is parallel but pointing way right of the target (i looked in a mirror). could this be causing me to push the golf ball
Cheers
No i don't snap hook the ball a lot usually it is a soft draw or just a push
that was for lefty
I always slice the ball. if not i hook it. more slicing though. I also top the ball. Im not sure but i think the problem is with my backswing. if not, maybe on my release.
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1.
The ________ is something that should be tested according to the comfort level of the golfer. (1 point)
* Grip
* Putting green
* Sand trap
* Tee
2.
What does it mean when a golfer “addresses the ball?” (1 point)
* He/she introduces themselves
* He/she prepares for contact with the ball
* He/she hits the ball into the hole
* He/she hits the ball off of the course
3.
What happens if a golfer accidentally makes contact when addressing the ball? (1 point)
* He/she is assessed a stroke
* Everybody applauds
* He/she loses a turn
* He/she scores a stroke
4.
When a player steps into his/her backswing, where should the weight of his/her body be placed? (1 point)
* Left hip
* Right hip
* Back foot
* Front foot
5.
What is it called, when after a golfer makes contact with the ball, he/she continues with the swing? (1 point)
* Forward momentum
* Continued contact
* Terminal velocity
* Follow through
6.
Which of the following golf clubs is designed to hit a ball the furthest distance? (1 point)
* Putter
* 9 Iron
* Driver
* Pitching Wedge
7.
The _____________ is designed for hitting a ball shorter distances on the green. (1 point)
8.
The ____________ would be considered a mid-range club? (1 point)
9.
A player permitted to carry _________ golf clubs in his/her golf bag during a regulation round of golf. (1 point)
10.
What type of physical conditioning might be considered to be NOT as important for a golfer? (1 point)
* Muscular strength
* Muscular endurance
* Aerobic endurance
* Flexibility
GOLF HELP PLEASE? 
Video Tip Backswing
I went to watch the Sony Open in Hawaii a few weeks ago and watched Luke Donald on the range. He was swinging the club well as you can see.
My backswing is ok but when I begin to swing forward my hips are always faster than my hands which opens up the golf club face and causes pretty bad slice, anyone know any drills or tips to fix this?
Rick Murphy clarifies the role of the left arm in the backswing and a great drill to get you moving the left arm into the proper position
