PGA PGM Qualifying Test| 157 Questions | 100% Correct Answers

USGA's First President Theodore Havemeyer, Dec. 22, 1894 5 W's in the Rules 1. WHAT is the form of play/WHAT happened 2. WHO is involved 3. WHEN did the incident occur 4. WHERE did the incident occur 5. WHY did the incident occur Where in the rule book would you find information on Local Rules, competition, design or clubs, the ball, and the devices and other equipment? Appendix How is the Rules of Golf rule book organized? It is organized logically in accordance with how the game is played May be Optional Should be Recommended Must Mandatory (otherwise a penalty will occur) Deemed Judged to be The Ball in play A Ball Any Ball; a player may substitute another ball When was the section of Etiquette moved to the front of the book? 1946 The first Articles of Golf was written when? 1744 The USGA and R&A issues a uniform set of rules when? 1952 The Rules are substantially organized? 1984 First Golf Course Brunsfield Links of six holes in 1450 R&A's Authority Extends across Europe, Africa, the Asia-Pacific, and the Americas USGA's Authority Extends to the United States and Mexico 4 Reasons why the Rules of Golf Change 1. Conditions of Play 2. Golf Equipment 3. Commercialization 4. The quest for equity Rules governing golf clubs until? 1908 Rules governing golf balls until? 1921 Maximum weight of a golf ball 1.62 ounces Maximum diameter of a golf ball 1.68 inches When are the Rules and Definitions revised? Every 4 years When are the Appendices and The Decisions revised? Every 2 years T/F - The meeting between the USGA and the R&A to change Rules occurs during U.S. Presidential election years. True What is the objective of a cover letter? To supplement the information provided in the resume and make a concise, focused appeal to the employer regarding the candidate's qualifications and skills. Where does an employer's first impression of an applicant come from? Resume and Cover Letter