True or False?

1. Your ball is on the putting green, two feet from the hole. You hit your putt too hard. The ball lips out, circles back, hits your foot and caroms into the hole. It is your lucky day! There is no penalty, and the ball is holed.
True
False
2. Your ball comes to rest on the putting green. You mark the spot of the ball but you leave the ball in place so you can walk to the other side of the green to read your putt. The wind then moves your ball closer to the hole. Because you had marked your ball before it was moved by the wind, you must replace your ball on the original spot and putt from that spot.
True
False
3. You are playing in a stroke-play event, and your ball is on the putting green. You have a 20-foot putt. Another player’s ball is at rest on the putting green, but not on your line of play. You putt and your ball slingshots around the hole and then hits the other player’s ball. You, not the other player, get a two-stroke penalty.
True
False
4. You hit your tee shot on a par 3 and it comes to rest 10 feet from the hole. You putt and the ball comes to rest overhanging the hole. You walk to the hole, wait 10 seconds and you see that the ball is starting to move. Not wanting to hit a “moving ball” you watch as the ball falls into the hole 2 seconds later. Because the ball was moving after the 10-second waiting time had expired, the ball is treated as holed with your previous stroke for a score of 2 on the hole.
True
False
5. You have a 30-foot putt. As your ball is heading toward the hole it is deflected by a ball in motion played by another player in your group who was unaware that you were putting. Your ball is deflected into the hole. The stroke does not count, and you must putt again without penalty from the previous spot: i.e., you have a mandatory do-over.
True
False
6. Your ball is on a severely sloped putting green. You have a 40-foot putt. A sprinkler head that is just off the putting green is directly on your line of play. Because your ball is on the putting green you get free relief from line of play intervention by the sprinkler head.
True
False
7. Your ball is on the fringe, but you want to putt your ball. Directly on your line of play on the putting green is an embedded acorn. Because your ball is not on the putting green you may not remove the acorn and then repair the damage.
True
False
8. One of the players in your group damages the hole while they are in the process of removing and/or replacing the flagstick. You are allowed to repair the damage even if the damage has changed the dimensions of the hole.
True
False
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