True or False?

1. On the 1st hole, a player nervously hooks her opening tee shot into the red penalty area to the left. She estimates where the ball last crossed the edge of the penalty area and drops within two club-lengths of that point, not nearer the hole. The ball lands in the relief area and comes to rest in the relief area at a spot where the right-handed player would need to stand inside the penalty area to play the ball lying in the general area. She must play the ball as it lies.

2. On the 2nd hole, a player pushes her tee shot into one of the fairway bunkers on the right. Faced with a blind approach shot, she asks her caddie to stand on the crest of the hill between her ball and the putting green to help her line up her second shot. He does so and steps to the side before she plays. There is no penalty.

3. On the 4th hole, a player pushes her tee shot into the tall fescue. While searching for her ball, she accidentally kicks and moves it. There is no penalty, and she must replace the ball.

4. On the short but challenging par-3 9th hole, a player’s tee shot finds the putting green. While she is walking to the green, a gust of wind blows her ball into a bunker. She must replace the ball, without penalty.

5. On the par-3 9th hole, another player finds the left bunker with her tee shot. From an awkward lie and stance, she is not able to hold the green with the bunker shot, and the ball rolls into a bunker on the other side. Before playing the ball from the other bunker, she may not take practice swings, touching the sand, in the bunker from which she just played.

6. On the two-level 14th putting green, the hole is on the lower (right) side while the player’s ball is on the upper (left) side. The player putts too hard, and the ball rolls past the hole and 20 yards down the steep slope right of the putting green. One option for the player is to treat the ball as unplayable and take stroke-and-distance relief, in which case she would place a ball where she just putted from, with one penalty stroke.