Level 1 Index

Introduction to Rule Book
- Introduction
- Rule Book Features
- Rule Book Features continued
- Notes and Exceptions
- Using the Rule Book — Be a Detective
- Rule Book Exercises
- Index Exercises
Etiquette
- Etiquette
- The Spirit of The Game
- Safety
- No Disturbance or Distraction
- On the Putting Green
- Pace of Play
- Care of the Course
Definitions
- Introduction
- Language Keys
- Abnormal Ground Conditions
- Casual Water
- Loose Impediments
- Obstructions
- Ground Under Repair
- Water Hazards
- Lost Ball
- Nearest Point of Relief
- Definition Exercises
8 Key Rules Concepts
- Introduction
- Playing the Ball As It Lies | Quiz
- Marking and Lifting, Dropping, Placing
  - Marking and Lifting
  - Dropping
  - Placing
  - Quiz
- Loose Impediments | Quiz
- Obstructions | Quiz
- Abnormal Ground Conditions | Quiz
- Water Hazards (including Lateral Water Hazards)
  - Water Hazards (including Lateral Water Hazards)
  - Known or Virtually Certain
  - Quiz
- Ball Lost or Out of Bounds, Provisional Ball
  - Ball Lost or Out of Bounds
  - Provisional Ball
  - Quiz
- Ball Unplayable | Quiz
Sample Exam

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Introduction to the Rule Book

The Rules of Golf are the code by which the game is played and their roots stretch all the way back to 1744, when the first formalized Rules were developed in Scotland.

The Rule Book consists of 3 Sections: Etiquette, Definitions and the 34 actual Rules of Golf.

There is a Table of Contents and a “How to Use The Rule Book” section at the front of the book, and a detailed Index at the back.

You can access an on-line version of the Rule Book by pressing the “Rules Online” button on the top of the screen.

You will receive a copy of the Rules of Golf if you register for Level 1.

Level 1 Index

Introduction to the Rule Book

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