Competitive Responsibilities Review Quiz

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Who is responsible for the following actions?
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As long as you are physically present at the starting tee prior to your starting time, there is no penalty for being late even if you do not have a ball or a club until after your starting time.
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How long should it take to make a stroke once able to play, including time to determine yardage and club selection?
- 30 seconds or less.
- 40 seconds or less.
- One minute or less.
- As long as necessary to determine a yardage, select a club and go through your pre-shot routine.
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Which one of the following statements regarding scorecards is TRUE?
- If the marker fails to sign your scorecard, the marker is disqualified.
- If you sign for a lower score on a hole and this is discovered before the close of competition, you get the score you actually made plus two penalty strokes on the hole.
- Before returning your scorecard, if you need to make changes, the marker must initial any scores you change.
- If you return a scorecard with hole scores accidentally exchanged on two holes such that one is lower than you made and the other is higher but the total is still the same, you are disqualified.
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Which of the following are components of playing two balls and NOT components of lifting a ball to see if it lies in a condition? Select all that apply.
- Must decide before making a stroke.
- Should announce which ball you want to count.
- Must report the situation to the Committee.
- Must mark the original ball before lifting it.
- Must not clean the ball while lifted.
- Must replace the ball if relief is not allowed.
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