The caddie certification program has been added to the Sun Country Jr Tour to allow individuals age 18 and older to caddie for a junior tour member. Any individual that would like to caddie for a Sun Country Jr Tour member is required to complete this quiz with a 90% or better and also read and sign the Sun Country Caddie Agreement. Please refer to the Rules of Golf 2012-15 edition as a reference.
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Carry the player’s bag.
Help with the club selection.
Slow down the pace of play.
Rake the bunker once your player has hit out of the bunker.
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Stand behind a player while he or she plays a stroke.
Give advice to your player on which club to use or where to hit the ball.
Touch the putting green to indicate a line of putt.
Give advice to other players of which you are not caddying for.
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Keep kids on track
Carrying their bags
Help with confusing situations
All of the Above
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There is no limit
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Drop a ball where the original ball went out of bounds.
Go back to the place where the original ball was played from and play another ball with a one stroke penalty.
Drop a ball near the closest competitor and play from that spot.
Not play another ball and take an 8 for the hole.
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Continue play and disregard all rules.
Stop play and wait for a rules official to drive by.
Take an 8 on the hole
Play a second ball, under rule 3-3, and advise all of the other players which ball you plan to count as the score for that hole, if the rules permit.
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Give advice to the players.
Walk alongside, on the course, with the players and caddies in the group
Use a cell phone or other electronic device on the course.
All of the above.
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A small plant, that is still alive and growing, between your player and the green.
A trash can, not secured to the ground, which interferes with the players swing.
Out of bounds stakes on the perimeter of the course.
All of the above.
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A player may remove their ball from a bunker with no penalty.
If a player swings with the intent to hit the ball and misses, the stroke does not count.
If a player is late to the tee for their starting time, there is no penalty.
SCJT events are designed to encourage participants to have fun, learn the basic fundamentals of the game and provide an opportunity to advance and grow.
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Each player may take no more than 45 seconds to play a shot.
It is the caddie’s duty to help players hit their shots within a reasonable time.
Over-coaching by a caddie will speed up the round and improve pace of play.
Player must play without any undue delay.
A player may drop a ball two club lengths from the point where the ball last entered the hazard, but not closer to the hole
A player may play a ball from the same place as the ball that was originally hit into the water.
A player may drop a ball behind the hazard, keeping the point where the ball last crossed the margin of the hazard directly between the hole and the spot where the ball is dropped, with no limit how far behind the water hazard the ball may be dropped.
A player may drop the ball as close as possible to the green.
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As much time as it takes to find the ball
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When a ball lies in or on the obstruction.
If the obstruction interferes with the players swing.
If the obstruction interferes with the players line of play.
If the obstruction interferes with the players stance.
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A puddle of water.
A hole made by a burrowing animal.
An area marked with white paint.
A bunker that is not raked.
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If two club lengths do not get the player out of trouble, drop the ball more than two club lengths with a one stroke penalty added to the score.
Play a ball as near as possible to the spot from which the original ball was played no closer to the hole.
Drop a ball behind the point where the ball lay, keeping that point directly between the hole and the spot where the ball is to be dropped.
Drop a ball within two club lengths of the spot where the ball lay, but not nearer the hole.
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A player may play the ball as it lies in the water hazard without touching the ground or water with his hand or club and without moving any loose impediments (stones, leaves, etc.) without penalty.
A player may play a ball from the same place as the ball that was originally hit into the water, adding one penalty stroke.
A player may drop a ball behind the hazard, keeping the point where the ball last crossed the margin of the hazard directly between the hole and the spot where the ball is to be dropped, no limit how far behind the hazard it may be dropped, adding one penalty stroke.
A player may use the drop area, if one is provided, without penalty.
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The player may drop a ball outside the bunker and continue play with no penalty.
The player must drop the ball inside the bunker and continue play with no penalty.
The player must drop the ball inside the bunker and continue play with a one stroke penalty.
The player may not declare their ball unplayable in a bunker.
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A collared shirt with sleeves.
Tennis shoes or golf shoes.
Slacks or shorts.
Caddy Bib
All of the above.
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