March Quiz

1. In an individual stroke-play competition with handicaps, you forget to write your handicap on your scorecard before returning it to the Committee after the round. The Committee notices this oversight after you returned your scorecard. You are disqualified.
True
False
2. In a singles match, before either of you start the round, you tell your opponent that your handicap is 12, when in fact it is 11. Your opponent hits his opening tee shot, and you then realize your mistake. With the 12, you would have received the extra stroke on the 7th hole. There is no penalty as long as you correct the mistake before the 7th hole.
True
False
3. In a singles match, before either of you start the round, you tell your opponent that your handicap is 14, when in fact it is 15. Your opponent hits his opening tee shot, and you then realize your mistake. With the correct handicap, you would receive an extra stroke on the 3rd hole. You must use the declared handicap (14) for the match.
True
False
4. In a four-ball match, you have a handicap of 8, your partner has a handicap of 6, and your opponents have handicaps of 9 and 15. Your partner is not present when the match starts, but you and your opponents will still use his handicap to determine how many strokes each player will receive (so you will get 2 and your opponents 3 and 9 strokes).
True
False
5. In four-ball stroke play, your handicap is 34. On the par 3 12th hole, whose handicap stroke allocation is 14 (you therefore get two handicap strokes on the hole), you make a hole-in-one. Your net score (and therefore your side’s net score) for the hole is 1, as a score of zero or minus one is not permitted.
True
False
6. In a stroke-play net competition, you return your scorecard without your handicap on it. The Committee locates your handicap of 7 on the internet and, unknown to you, mistakenly applies a handicap of 8 to you. You finish in third place in the competition; with the correct handicap, you would have finished tied for fourth place. You and the Committee realize this mistake after the competition has closed. The Committee should correct the mistake, take away your prize for third place, and award you the appropriate prize for tied for fourth.
True
False
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