SCPGA CATALYST WEBINAR SERIES

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April 15th, 2021
Dave Podas, PGA
General Manager, Bel-Air Country Club
"10 Most Common Misconceptions When Interpreting the Rules of Golf"

Catalyst Quiz: A score of 70% or higher will earn 1 MSR credit for attending.

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1. When two Players are unsure how to proceed under the rules of golf in match play, it is best to play a 2nd ball and consult the rules committed or golf professional after the match. *

1 point

a. True

b. False

2. In match play you may allow you opponent to tee off outside the teeing ground without penalty. *

1 point

a. True

b. False

3. Rule 19.2 A, B, & C refer to taking an unplayable lie. Which of the following is incorrect. *

1 point

a. 19.2 A is replaying the ball from the previous spot where the ball was originally struck

b. 19.2 B is taking the ball back on the original line that the ball traveled on.

c. 19.2 B is taking the unplayable lie within a club length of the where the ball lies

d. All of these are correct

4. The One Ball Rule refers to a player only being able to play the same manufacturer of golf ball *

1 point

a. True

b. False

5. The One Ball Rule is only for PGA Tour use. *

1 point

a. True

b. False

6. Players may borrow the following from their opponents EXCEPT: *

1 point

a. Balls

b. Towels

c. Clubs

d. None of these can be borrowed

7. Relief must be taken from a cart path to whichever side the ball is closer to *

1 point

a. True

b. False

8. When taking relief from a cart path, the club used to determine the nearest point of relief is: *

1 point

a. Usually the Driver because it yields the most amount of relief

b. The club most likely to be used

c. The Players prerogative

d. All of which are true

9. The word “provisional” must be said when a player is electing to hit a provisional ball *

1 point

a. True

b. False

10. The definition of Advise or Giving Advise only refers to asking you opponent what club they hit. Usually on a par three when the players are playing from the same distance. *

1 point

a. True

b. False

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