Questions 21-40
2009 January 8
Continuing with some more questions, here are the next 20 True / False questions. For some reason these seem a little easier than the first ones. [Answers at bottom]
- A player may not stand out of bounds to play a ball that lies in bounds.
- A ball played at the hole being played is not equipment when it has been lifted and not put back into play.
- Any suggestion that could influence a player in determining his play is advice.
- A ball remains in play until holed, exceptwhen it is lost, out of bounds or lifted or another ball has been substituted.
- During a stipulated round, the playing characteristics of a club must not be purposely changed by adjustment or by any other means.
- The putting green is all ground of the hole being played that is specially prepared for putting and chipping.
- If in a handicap match a palyer scores a two on a hole with two handicap strokes, his net score is zero.
- A stipulated round consists of playing the holes of the course in their sequence unless otherwise authorized by the Committee.
- Hazards on the course include both bunkers and water hazards.
- Ground under repair includes material piled for removal whether marked or not.
- Foreign material must not be applied to the club face for the purpose of influencing the movement of the ball.
- A competitor is a player in a stroke play competition; a fellow-competitor is any person with whom the competitor is playing.
- A foursome is four players playing one ball in either stroke or match play.
- A rub of the green occurs when a ball in motion is accidentally deflected or stopped by any outside agency.
- A threesome is a match where one plays against two, and each side plays one ball.
- A ball is lost if a player has made a stroke at a substituted ball; he is not required to search for the original ball.
- A dropped ball must be re-dropped without penalty if it rolls off of and comes to rest off a putting green.
- A wrong ball is any ball other than the player’s ball in play, provisional ball or a second ball played in stroke play.
- A competitor who has incurred a penalty must inform his marker as soon as possible; if he does not, he has given wrong information.
- A ball to be placed under the Rules must be placed by the player himself.
Answers:
- False - Definition of Out of Bounds
- False – Definition of Equipment (Note 1)
- True – Definition of Advice
- True – Definition of Ball in Play
- True – Rule 4-2a
- False – Definition of Putting Green
- True – Decision 2-1/2
- True – Definition of Stipulated Round
- True – Definition of Hazards
- True – Definition of Ground Under Repair
- True – Rule 4-2b
- True – Definition of Competitor
- False – (thanks Pete) Definition of Forms of Match Play and Forms of Stroke Play
- True – Definition of Rub of the Green
- True – Definition of Forms of Match Play
- True – Definition of Lost Ball
- False – Rule 20-2c (iii) (Redrop if it rolls onto the green, but not if it rolls off)
- True – Definition of Wrong Ball
- False – Rule 9-3
- False – Rule 20-3a
john-
Thirteen is false.
-Pete
Pete,
Thanks for pointing out the error. Reading is a key thing to answering test questions. I obviously didn’t read very well while I was writing the answers yesterday. I hate to think about how many questions I’ve missed by incompletely or incorrectly reading a question.
Yikes. For an easier set of questions I did much worse–I got 8 of them wrong this time. (And “player” has a couple of letters transposed in question #7, but that’s still no excuse for me getting that one wrong…)
Q 10 wording is a little misleading. Four-Ball is also a stroke play format. The question reads as what is four-ball not what is four-ball match play.
oops – 10 on first set not second.