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100
When playing a bunker shot, what leg should you be loading your weight into?
Front leg.
100
Which RM Professional has 9.5 fingers?
Who is Richard Hatt.
100
What is the first par 5 on the West course?
Hole #2
100
In which Aussie town would you find the Big Potato?
Where is Robertson, NSW.
200
When teeing up your ball within the teeing area, you are allowed to tee your ball up behind the markers. How many club lengths can you tee up your ball behind the markers?
2 club lengths behind the tee markers.
200
This RM Professional is also studying to complete their nursing degree.
Who is Madeline.
200
What 3 holes make up "Amen Corner" at Augusta National.
What are holes 11, 12, & 13.
200
What is Australia’s oldest chocolate bar?
What is Cherry Ripe.
300
With an iron swing, are we wanting to hit down or up on the ball?
Down - ball first contact then turf interaction. ie make a divot!
300
This RM Professional went to University in Minnesota.
Who is Ben.
300
This famous par 3 is situated on the Monterey Peninsula.
What is hole #7 at Pebble Beach.
300
True or False. The world’s first feature-length film was shot in Melbourne.
What is true. True.
In 1906, The Story of the Kelly Gang was the first multi-reel, feature length film ever produced.
400
When hitting off a downhill lie, is the ball considered to be below or above your feet?
Below.
400
Which RM Professional is also a national Karate Champion?
Who is Rachel.
400
What is the name of hole #6 at Augusta National? Hint it's also a key ingredient in a popular spirit.
What is Juniper.
400
Only two mammals on Earth lay eggs. Both are found in Australia. What are they?
What is the platypus and echidna.
500
A golfer says they have won their match 3 & 2. What hole did the match finish on?
16.
500
This RM Professional played in The 2017 Open Championship. Hint - Jordan Spieth was the winner this year.
Who is Ryan.
500
What is the longest hole on the east course?
Hole #17 - 430m
500
Why is a kangaroo and an emu featured on the Australian coat of arms?
What is they can't walk backwards.
To symbolise we are always always moving forward).