Golf Quiz #2 Advanced

Front 1

Lateral

Back 1

A red-staked hazard

Front 2

Scramble

Back 2

All players of a team play their individual golf shot, then the team chooses the best shot, then each player plays their individual golf shot from that location

Front 3

Fellow competitor

Back 3

A golfer involved in a stroke play situation

Front 4

Yardage markers

Back 4

Blue, white, or red-colored disks often found in the middle of the fairway

Front 5

Opponent

Back 5

A golfer involved in a match play situation

Front 6

Five

Back 6

The number of relief options a player has when their ball comes to rest in a lateral hazard

Front 7

Rub of the green

Back 7

When a player’s ball is accidently deflected or stopped by an outside agency

Front 8

During a stipulated round, a player who has patted or scraped the grass incurs a 2-stroke penalty. What rule has been violated?

Back 8

Testing the surface

Front 9

In stroke play, a competitor accidently plays out of turn. Is there a penalty?

Back 9

No penalty

Front 10

In stroke play, a ball becomes embedded in its own pitch mark through the green. What are the player’s options? The player may, either, play the ball as it lies, or

Back 10

lift, clean, and drop

Front 11

Knock down

Back 11

A golf shot typically played back in the stance and with an abbreviated forward swing for the purpose of producing a low-trajectory golf shot

Front 12

Pitch and run

Back 12

A modified full swing resulting in a golf shot that has an equal amount of air i.e., carry, and ground time i.e., roll

Front 13

Second lever

Back 13

The distinguishing feature between a putt and a full swing

Front 14

½ club adjustment

Back 14

Generally speaking, 30 ft of target elevation change equates to

Front 15

Flyer

Back 15

A golf shot that contacts grass between the clubface and the ball at impact causing the ball to leave the clubface with less backspin and travel further than what was expected