Rules 101 for Teams

Introduction to the Game
Play the Course As You Find It
5 Topics | 1 Quiz
What Are the Areas of the Course and How Are They Defined
What Are the Conditions Affecting the Stroke
Actions Creating Improvement That Are Prohibited
Allowed Actions
How Are the Areas Treated Differently
Play the Course As You Find It Review Quiz
Free Relief
4 Topics | 1 Quiz
Abnormal Course Conditions
When is Relief Allowed
How to Take Relief from Abnormal Course Conditions
Embedded Ball Relief
Free Relief Review Quiz
Penalty Relief
10 Topics | 1 Quiz
Stroke-and-Distance Relief
Back-on-the-Line Relief
Lateral Relief
Penalty Areas and Your Options
When is a Ball Lost
What To Do When Your Ball is Lost or Out of Bounds
Unplayable Ball in the General Area
Unplayable Ball in a Bunker
What is a Provisional Ball
When You Must Continue with or Abandon a Provisional Ball
Penalty Relief Review Quiz
Ball Handling
3 Topics | 1 Quiz
Marking, Lifting and Cleaning the Ball
Dropping the Ball
Replacing the Ball
Ball Handling Review Quiz
Movable Objects (Free Relief)
3 Topics | 1 Quiz
Loose Impediments
Movable Obstructions
Helping or Interfering Balls and Ball-Markers
Movable Objects Review Quiz
Play the Ball As It Lies
3 Topics | 1 Quiz
When Has the Ball Moved
What Caused the Ball to Move
What to Do When Player Causes Movement
Play the Ball As It Lies Review Quiz
Playing the Ball
4 Topics | 1 Quiz
Searching for and Identifying Your Ball
What Is a Stroke
How to Make a Stroke and Multiple Hits
Advice in Team Competitions
Playing the Ball Review Quiz
Competitive Responsibilities
4 Topics | 1 Quiz
Starting on Time and Prompt Pace of Play
Playing Two Balls in Stroke Play
Lifting a Ball To See If Free Relief is Allowed
Marker and Player Responsibilities and Scorecard Procedures
Competitive Responsibilities Review Quiz
Rules for Teams Review Quiz

Playing the Ball

Rules 101 for Teams Playing the Ball

 

This whole course started by explaining that golf is really a succession of strokes from the teeing area to the hole – but what is a stroke? This lesson details what actually constitutes making a stroke and how you are allowed to do so, including what kind of help you are allowed to get.

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Play the Ball As It Lies
Searching for and Identifying Your Ball
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Rules 101 for Teams


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