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GIRLS GOLF RULES TEST VERSION 1
Completion
Complete each sentence or statement.
1. Always repair ball _________, replace ______, and rake ________.
2. Wear _________-spiked golf shoes only.
3. _________ replace the flag after your group has finished putting a green.
4. The maximum number of clubs in a bag is _______________.
5. Parents _________ talk to players during a match.
6. During a match, the only time the coach can advise a player is when walking from the ____________ of one hole to the _______________ of another hole.
7. You have _____ minutes to look for a lost ball.
Matching
a. birdie n. fairway
b. address the ball o. double bogey
c. fore p. lateral hazard
d. collar or fringe q. chip shot
e. double eagle r. etiquette
f. birdie s. clubface
g. foursome t. ball marker
h. dogleg u. hazard
i. bunker v. ground under repair
j. eagle w. out of bounds
k. divot x. ground
l. green y. par
m. back nine z. hole in one
____ 8. scoring three strokes below par on a hole (rarest score in golf)
____ 9. to play a hole in two stokes below par
____ 10. playing a hole in one stroke less than par
____ 11. a clump of dirt and grass that you take with your swing
____ 12. phrase used to describe your stance just before you hit the ball
____ 13. the standard of behavior and conduct on a golf course
____ 14. playing a hole in one stroke less than par
____ 15. The score a good golfer should make on a given hole. The number of times
a good player should hit the ball to get it into the hole. (Usually 3 for holes under 240 yards; 4 for holes from 240-470 yards; 5 for holes longer than 470 yards)
____ 16. the second half (nine holes) of an 18 hole golf course
____ 17. marked by white dotted lines painted on grass. This is an area under construction by the golf course. You can drop from here without a penalty.
____ 18. the strip of transitional grass surrounding the green that is shorter than the fairway, but not as short as the green.
____ 19. a hole that is isn’t straight, but curves one way or another (left or right)
____ 20. a standard group of four players in golf
____ 21. a sand-filled trap
____ 22. scoring two strokes above par on a hole
____ 23. the area of the clubhead that should make contact with the ball
____ 24. a short shot within 30 yards of the green
____ 25. the word you shout if you think your shot will land near another person.
____ 26. the closely cut area of a hole that is usually the straight path between the tee-box and the hole.
____ 27. area made up of sand or water where you cannot ground your club
____ 28. a water hazard to the side of the fairway or green. Set off by red stakes.
____ 29. the plastic or metal token placed at the exact spot where your ball is on the green.
____ 30. to put your club down (touching the ground) behind the ball. This is illegal in a hazard or bunker. It is legal anywhere else.
____ 31. hitting the ball off the edge of the course. Marked by white stakes.
____ 32. hitting your tee shot into the hole.
____ 33. the closely-cut grass that surrounds the hole-where you putt.
a. stroke n. caddie
b. woods o. tee
c. pin p. clubhouse
d. long irons q. spike mark
e. tee-box r. hook
f. practice swing s. tee time
g. short game t. provisional
h. slice u. fade
i. round v. unplayable lie
j. lie w. short irons
k. rough x. water hazard
l. winter rules y. impediment
m. spikes z. draw
____ 34. the pole that sits in the hole as an aiming aid. Also called flagstick or stick
____ 35. the type of ground your ball sits on
____ 36. another name for a swing at a ball
____ 37. wooden peg used to improve a lie in a tee-box. It can only be used in a tee box
____ 38. a ball that is still in play, but in a spot where you can’t make a swing on it.
____ 39. the area at the beginning of a hole where play begins. We play between the red ladies markers (unless we play on the par-3 course). You must tee up your ball between the red markers.
____ 40. a hazard identified by yellow stakes. Drop behind the hazard at a point between where you hit it and the pin.
____ 41. the rehearsal before a real swing
____ 42. playing 9 or 18 holes
____ 43. the appointment you make at the pro shop of a club to play a round of golf
____ 44. grass that is grown longer than that of the fairway
____ 45. chipping and putting
____ 46. because of bad conditions, moving the ball to a better lie in the fairway
____ 47. the 1, 2, 3, and 4-irons. Named for the length of their shafts.
____ 48. clubs that have a large head and are numbered as 1(driver), 2, or 3. They have very long shafts and are used to hit the ball long distances
____ 49. a shot with severe left to right spin
____ 50. the 8 and 9 irons, pitching wedge, and sand wedge. Named for the length of their shafts.
____ 51. loose items that you can move away from your ball without penalty (as long as your ball doesn’t move) like twigs, stones, garbage.
____ 52. the building at a course that houses the pro-shop, restrooms, and a snack bar or restaurant.
____ 53. playing a second ball if you are not sure what happened to your first ball. Then, if the first one is lost or out of play, you don’t have to go all the way back to the tee to play another. The provisional ball only counts if your first one is lost or out of bounds. If your ball is out of bounds, pick it up, take a penalty, and go play the provisional ball. If your first ball is lost, take a penalty.
____ 54. the metal, rubber, or plastic tips that are on the bottom of golf shoes. ALWAYS WEAR PLASTIC SPIKES.
____ 55. a shot with severe right-to-left spin
____ 56. a mark on the green that is made by golf shoes. DO NOT RUN AROUND ON GREENS. WALK CAREFULLY
____ 57. a shot with slight left-to right curve
____ 58. person hired to carry clubs and provide advice about club selection. You cannot use a caddie when playing school team golf.
____ 59. a shot that curves slightly from right to left
Short Answer
60. water hazard (yellow stakes)
61. Lateral water hazard (red stakes)
62. Out of bounds (white bounds)
63. Lost ball
64. unplayable lie
GIRLS GOLF RULES TEST VERSION 1
Answer Section
COMPLETION
1. ANS: marks, divots, bunkers
2. ANS: soft
3. ANS: Always
4. ANS: 14
5. ANS: cannot
6. ANS: putting green, tee box
7. ANS: 5
MATCHING
8. ANS: E
9. ANS: J
10. ANS: A
11. ANS: K
12. ANS: B
13. ANS: R
14. ANS: F
15. ANS: Y
16. ANS: M
17. ANS: V
18. ANS: D
19. ANS: H
20. ANS: G
21. ANS: I
22. ANS: O
23. ANS: S
24. ANS: Q
25. ANS: C
26. ANS: N
27. ANS: U
28. ANS: P
29. ANS: T
30. ANS: X
31. ANS: W
32. ANS: Z
33. ANS: L
34. ANS: C
35. ANS: J
36. ANS: A
37. ANS: O
38. ANS: V
39. ANS: E
40. ANS: X
41. ANS: F
42. ANS: I
43. ANS: S
44. ANS: K
45. ANS: G
46. ANS: L
47. ANS: D
48. ANS: B
49. ANS: H
50. ANS: W
51. ANS: Y
52. ANS: P
53. ANS: T
54. ANS: M
55. ANS: R
56. ANS: Q
57. ANS: U
58. ANS: N
59. ANS: Z
SHORT ANSWER
60. ANS:
Take one penalty stoke for hitting into the water on tee shot (shot one.) Determine where your ball called crossed the edge of the hazard. Drop the new ball with that spot between you and the hole.Your penalty shot for hitting a new ball is shot two. Your first shot with a new ball is shot three.
61. ANS:
Tee shot into the lateral water hazard is your first shot. The penalty is your second shot. Determine the spot where your ball first crossed the edge of the hazard. Drop your new ball two clublengths from that spot, making sure that your drop is no closer to the hole than where your shot went into the water. Your shot with the new ball is your third shot.
62. ANS:
You must hit again from the spot of your original shot. Shot from tee is first shot. Penalty for hitting out of bounds is second shot. Third shot is hit from the original spot of your shot. You lose all the distance you gained. You lose both stokes and distance.
63. ANS:
If you hit your ball into a thick stand of trees, decide first if the ball is out of bounds(white flags). If it is out of bounds, follow those rules. If it is in bounds, one of three things can happen. You find your ball and hit it from where it lies. Or you find your ball and it is in an unplayable lie (see rules for unplayable lie). Or you can’t find your ball after five minutes, you must declare it as lost. You have to go back to where you hit your last shot and take a two-shot penalty.
64. ANS:
If your ball goes into the trees, lands in a hole, and you can identify it as your ball without touching it, it is declared unplayable. You can do one of three things after you add a penalty stroke to your score: 1) drop the ball two clublengths from where it currently sits, as long as it is no closer to the hole. 2) Or I can go back on a straight line from the hole through where the ball is, as far back as I want, and drop the ball . 3)or I can go back to where I hit the shot that originally went into the trees.
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