After hitting your tee shots who is the next player to play their shot?
When playing with other golfers should you watch where their ball lands?
When are you allowed to take your bag or trolley onto the putting green?
What should you do in the event of thunderstorm and lightning?
When is it safe to walk  ahead of other players about to take their shot?
Where should you place the rake after smoothing out the bunker?
What should you do when you may be in danger of a ball rebounding and hurting you?
Every time you walk onto a green, what should you do?
If you miss-hit a ball onto another hole, or in the direction of other golfers, what should you do?
When you hear the shout of ‘FORE’ what should you do?
Where is the safest place to stand when another player is swinging a club, either in practice or when taking their shot?
How many practise swings can you take before playing your shot?
What should you do to avoid distracting or disturbing other players’?
If there are 4 players on the tee, how many balls can be teed up at any one time?
If you are waiting for players’ in front, when can you play your shot?
When you are in a bunker where should you enter and exit?
When you take a divot, what should you do?
When approaching the putting green, where should you place your bag and trolley?
What should you do when you see green staff working ahead or nearby?
This test includes all aspects of golf etiquette as laid out in the R & A Rules of Golf Handbook
What should you avoid when practising your swing on the golf course?

What can you do to help speed up play?
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Question 8 ‘Bad practice’

If you think you have lost your ball what should you do?
Question 3 ‘Am I Bothered?’
When you are on the putting green is it ok to: -
What should you do when you remove the flagstick?
Question 17 ‘Get a move on!’
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”All you need to know before you play golf”
Author Roger Shutt and Lee Westwood