Hazards
Stroke Count
Penalities
Club Choice
Misc.
100
This is what a golfer must do when their ball and a large pin cone lie in the same bunker.
What is play it as it is or take the unplayable?
100
A whiff counts as a stroke, true or false?
What is true?
100
The amount of time you look for a ball until you determine it to be lost.
What is five minutes?
100
This is the club you use on the green.
What is a putter?
100
True or False: A ball is in bounds if it is not moved from out-of-bounds, to in-bounds by flow of water in a water hazard.
What is false?
200
True or False: Hazards on the course include both bunkers and water hazards.
What is true?
200
Is a second ball played by a golfer who believes his first ball may be lost or out of bounce.
What is provisional ball?
200
This happens when a player takes a drop and it moves closer to the hole than it should.
What is re-drop?
200
This is the club you typically tee off with.
What is a driver?
200
This is what the distance that the blue marker on the Honeywell Golf Course means.
What is 200 yards?
300
True or False: If a player declares his ball which lies in a bunker unplayable, he may drop a ball within two club-lengths of where it lies, not nearer the hole but it must be dropped in the bunker.
What is true?
300
This is the highest score you can get when playing circle eights on nine holes.
What is 81?
300
This happens when you play the wrong ball.
What is 2 stroke penalty?
300
This is the club you typically chip with.
What is a pitching wedge?
300
This is the handicap that women tee off of.
What is gold tee station?
400
This is a type of playable hazard.
What is a sand bunker?
400
This happens when you make a 4 on the fourth hole, but your playing partner writes down a 5; you sign and turn in the scorecard.
What is 5?
400
This is two examples of when a player gets free relief.
What is on the cart path, in mud, in a hole, or another immovable obstruction?
400
This is what you call when you use your eight iron very close to the green.
What is bump and run?
400
This is how you should read off your scores.
What is in sets of three?
500
This is an example of man-made hazards.
What is bunkers?
500
This is your stroke count when your club strikes the ball twice during the stroke.
What is 2? You count the first stroke and add a penalty stroke?
500
These are three examples of when a player would suffer a stroke penalty.
What is calling a ball unplayable, water hazard, picking up your ball, picking up someone else's ball, playing a ball out of turn, cleaning your ball while it is in play, or having too many clubs?
500
This is the maximum number of clubs you can have in your bag.
What is 14 clubs?
500
This is what you should do after you hit of the sand.
What is rake your footprints?
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