Drag each situation to the applicable type of relief procedure.

When taking relief for an unplayable ball in the general area, if the relief area extends onto the putting green, the player may drop a ball onto the putting green.

Which of the following statements regarding taking penalty relief are true?  Select all that apply.

If a player announces the playing of a provisional to a spectator, they have correctly satisfied the provisional announcement requirement.

A player’s original ball is out of play when a player has put another ball into play under penalty of stroke and distance.

When taking back-on-the-line relief, the player must drop a ball on the line itself.

Lateral relief may have either a one or two club-length relief area depending on the reason for taking relief.

Yellow penalty areas have two relief options; red penalty areas have three relief options.

A provisional ball may be played any number of times provided it is not played from a spot closer to the hole than where the original ball is estimated to be.

If the only place the original ball may be is in a penalty area, a provisional ball is not allowed.

Stroke and distance is always available as an option for the player.

If the original ball is found on the course, but is not playable, the player may use the provisional ball as the stroke-and-distance option for penalty relief.