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In which one of the following scenarios is the player’s ball properly identified:
- The player hits a ball toward a tall palm tree. A spectator sees the ball go into the tree and never come out. When the player arrives to search, they spot a ball in the tree but cannot see identification marks.
- The player hits a ball toward a tall palm tree. A spectator sees the ball go into the tree and never loses sight of it. When the player arrives, the spectator points out the specific ball but they cannot see identification marks.
- The player hits a ball toward a tall palm tree. The player finds two balls of the same brand and number in the same area, one in the tree and one on the ground. Neither ball has an identifying mark and the player did not originally use an identifying mark.
- The player hits a ball toward a tall palm tree. No one sees the ball come to rest, but the player sees a ball in the tree that could be theirs.
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A player makes a stroke at the ball and accidentally hits it three times in the process. What is the ruling?
- There is no penalty and there has been only one stroke.
- There is a one-stroke penalty and there has been only one stroke.
- There is no penalty and there have been three strokes.
- The player gets the general penalty and there has been only one stroke.
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Which of the following people are allowed to point out a line of play on the putting green?
- Only a designated advice giver.
- Only a caddie.
- A designated advice giver or caddie.
- A designated advice giver, caddie or teammate.
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4. Question
Which of the following counts as a stroke? Select all that apply.
- The backswing that gets stuck in a branch before starting forward
- A putt made with the club anchored against the chest
- A practice swing that accidentally hits ball
- A swing at the ball that misses
- The ball is accidentally knocked off the tee in setting up to the ball
- Striking the ball in anger after missing a short putt
- The player during the downswing deliberately decides to swing over the ball
- A swing the player tries to stop during the downswing but still hits the ball
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5. Question
Which of the following images are considering anchoring and would result in a penalty if a stroke is made? Select all that apply.
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6. Question
In preparing to or in making a stroke, which of the following are allowed without penalty? Select all that apply.
- Ask for advice from a caddie or partner
- Have more than one caddie at a time
- Place a towel in the fairway to show the line of play
- Reach across the hole and tap the ball into the hole
- Make a "croquet style" stroke with each foot on either side of the line of play
- Place your golf bag in a position so the sun is shaded over your ball
- Holding an umbrella to protect yourself from rain during a stroke
- Pushing, scraping or scooping the ball
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