Level 2 Golf Quiz

If, during a traditional or alternate shot competition, an athlete or partner makes an attempt to strike the ball and misses it, it’s considered a stroke.

True
False

Which of the following is not an event in the individual skills competition?

Pitch Shot
Bunker Shot
Iron Shot
Short Putt/Long Putt
Wood Shot
Chip Shot

If an athlete reaches the maximum number of strokes on a hole but doesn’t make the shot, how is it marked on the scorecard?

8x
10x
9x

To advance to State in 3-hole and 9-hole alternate shot, the athlete and partner must:

Notify of a substitution after Area
Place 1st at an Area competition
Compete together at their Area competition; no substitutions are allowed between Area and State

If an athlete has a caddie for a competition, the caddie must be Level 2 certified in golf and be registered as a coach for the competition.

True
False

How does an athlete qualify to be eligible to compete in 9-hole events?

Score less than 20 in a 3-hole event at a sanctioned competition
Score a 40 or more at a sanctioned competition, additionally having a score of 10 or more in one of the skills and 5 or more in two other skills events
Score a 40 or more at a sanctioned competition, additionally having a score of 10 or more in one of the skills events
participate in individual skills and 3-hole events at a sanctioned competition

If an athlete gets a score to qualify for 9-hole competition but still has difficulty hitting the wood and iron shot, it is recommended that they continue in the skills competition in order to improve on these shots.

True
False

If an athlete or unified team cannot find their ball after a shot, what should they do?

Drop another ball where they think it should be while competitors aren't looking and continue play with no penalty
Talk with the group they're playing with to determine where they should drop. Since the ball did not go out of bounds or into a hazard no penalty is assessed
Look for the ball for up to 5-minutes, if it's not found they should decide with the group they're playing with on a general area of where it was lost, drop a new ball and assess one penalty stroke

If a caddie violates a rule, what happens?

The caddie is an extension of the athlete, if the caddie violates a rule the penalty is assessed to the athlete
A warning is issued and play resumes
They're removed from the competition and the athlete is disqualified
The caddie is not allowed to assist the athlete for the rest of that hole but can resume at the start of the next hole

When does an athlete or unified team participate in the 5-hole competition?

After an Area competition if their final score calculates to a handicap of 30 or more
After an Area competition, an athlete or team can request to be moved to the 5-hole competition
They must register prior to the Area competition
Only if they shoot below a 20 in the 3-hole event at an Area competition

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