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A player’s ball lies in the fairway, but a bunker is situated between the player’s ball and the hole. Which one of the following is correct?
- The player may remove loose impediments from the bunker and test the condition of the bunker to determine if it is feasible to putt through it.
- The player may remove loose impediments from the bunker, but they may not test the condition of the bunker to determine if it is feasible to putt through it.
- The player may not remove loose impediments from the bunker, but they may test the condition of the bunker to determine if it is feasible to putt through it.
- The player may not remove loose impediments from the bunker, and they may not test the condition of the bunker to determine if it is feasible to putt through it.
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Which one is correct regarding loose impediments?
- When moving or removing a loose impediment as allowed, a player may do so in any way (such as by using a hand, foot or club).
- When moving or removing a loose impediment as allowed, a player may do so in any way (such as by using a hand, foot or club) but not by using equipment other than a club.
- Without penalty, a player may remove a loose impediment anywhere on or off the course, but not in a penalty area.
- When moving or removing a loose impediment as allowed, a player may not have someone else help them move it.
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In stroke play, a player’s ball lies in a bunker. The ball is accidentally moved as a direct result of their removal of a small acorn lying in the bunker. The player replaces the ball before their stroke. What is the ruling?
- There is no penalty.
- There is a one-stroke penalty.
- The player gets the general penalty.
- There is a one-stroke and a two-stroke penalty.
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In stroke play, a player’s ball comes to rest against a rake in a greenside bunker that transitions into a red penalty area. The player marks the position of the ball by pressing a tee into the sand, removes the rake, and the ball rolls into deep water in the red penalty area and cannot be retrieved. The proper procedure for the player in this situation is to:
- Place another ball on the spot where the original ball lay, without penalty.
- Place another ball on the spot where the original ball lay, with one penalty stroke.
- Place another ball on the spot where the original ball lay, with two penalty strokes.
- Drop another ball within two club-lengths of where the ball last crossed the edge of the red penalty area, with one penalty stroke.
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A player’s ball comes to rest wedged between a tree and a folding chair that is leaning against the tree in the general area. What is the ruling?
- The ball may not be played as it lies.
- The player must take relief by dropping a ball within one club-length of the estimated point right under where the ball was touching the chair, not nearer the hole.
- The player may remove the chair; if the ball moves, it must be replaced on the spot where it touched the tree.
- The player must take unplayable ball penalty relief.
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Which one of the following is correct regarding when Player A reasonably believes that the ball of Player B at rest might interfere with A’s own play?
- If player B refuses to lift their ball when required to do so and a stroke is made by player A with B’s ball in place, player B is disqualified.
- In both match play and stroke play, if player A requests player B to lift their ball, B may either lift the ball before the play of A or play first instead.
- If player B refuses to lift their ball when required to do so and a stroke is made by player A with B’s ball in place, player B gets the general penalty.
- If player B refuses to lift their ball when required to do so and a stroke is made by player A with B’s ball in place, player B only gets the general penalty if player A's ball in motion strikes Player B's ball at rest.
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A player may not ask to have another player’s ball, which lies on the putting green, lifted in which of the following situations?
- The ball is in a position to help the play of a third player.
- The player’s ball is not on their line of play but is catching their eye.
- The ball is in position to interfere with the play of a third player.
- The ball is in position to interfere with their own play.
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