The First TEE Host A Junior Quiz
Congratulations on being selected to be a part of the 2012 Host-A-Junior program. As a participant in Host-A-Junior, you will have the opportunity to meet members of the community while playing some of the nicest courses in our area. In addition, you are a representative of The First Tee. You were selected because it is our belief that you will effectively model The First Tee Nine Core Values.
It is important to practice proper etiquette at all times. To receive your course assignments you must pass the following etiquette quiz.
- 1.
What should you be careful for when stepping onto the putting green?
- A.
I should be careful not to step on bugs.
- B.
I should be careful by looking for ball markers to make sure I don't step in someone's ball path.
- C.
I should be careful not to step on sprinkler heads.
- D.
I should be careful not to step on anyone's shadow.
Correct Answer
B. I should be careful by looking for ball markers to make sure I don't step in someone's ball path.Explanation
When stepping onto the putting green, it is important to be careful by looking for ball markers to make sure that one does not step in someone's ball path. This is important to maintain the integrity of the game and to avoid interfering with other players' shots.Rate this question:
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- 2.
After hitting a ball out of the sand bunker, what steps should you take?
- A.
Use the rake to smooth over all holes and footprints made near your ball, being sure to follow yourself out of the bunker to rake over the footprints you leave entering and exiting the bunker.
- B.
Make sand castles to make the group behind you smile.
- C.
Rake just the spot your ball made when it landed and rolled.
- D.
Leave it for the group behind you to rake. The bunker is a hazard and should be as challenging as possible.
Correct Answer
A. Use the rake to smooth over all holes and footprints made near your ball, being sure to follow yourself out of the bunker to rake over the footprints you leave entering and exiting the bunker.Explanation
After hitting a ball out of the sand bunker, it is important to use the rake to smooth over all holes and footprints made near your ball. This ensures that the bunker is left in a good condition for the next player. Additionally, you should follow yourself out of the bunker to rake over the footprints you leave entering and exiting the bunker. This helps maintain the fairness and integrity of the game by minimizing the impact of previous players on the course.Rate this question:
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- 3.
You hit an amazing approach shot onto the green. When you go to mark your ball you notice that there is an imprint in the green from your ball's impact. What should you do?
- A.
Leave it there. It will create a great challenge for your competitor when they are trying to putt.
- B.
Use a repair tool or tee to fix the mark.
- C.
Stomp on it hard with your foot. If you stomp hard enough the small ball mark will blend in with the big hole your shoes will leave.
- D.
Make sure no one else sees it so you can ignore it.
Correct Answer
B. Use a repair tool or tee to fix the mark.Explanation
You should use a repair tool or tee to fix the mark. This is the appropriate action to take when you notice an imprint or ball mark on the green caused by your shot. Fixing the mark helps to maintain the integrity and smoothness of the putting surface for all players.Rate this question:
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- 4.
After hitting your approach shot you make a divot in the fairway. What should you do?
- A.
Leave it there. It's dirt, which is not pollution.
- B.
Replace your divot by picking up the displaced grass, placing it back where it came from, and stepping on it with your foot.
- C.
Step on the divot where it landed so it blends in with the other grass.
- D.
Let you playing partner replace it for you. It's an opportunity for them to demonstrate good judgment.
Correct Answer
B. Replace your divot by picking up the displaced grass, placing it back where it came from, and stepping on it with your foot.Explanation
After hitting your approach shot and making a divot in the fairway, it is important to replace the divot. This is because replacing the divot helps to maintain the integrity and aesthetics of the golf course. By picking up the displaced grass and placing it back where it came from, and then stepping on it with your foot, you are ensuring that the divot is properly filled and the fairway is restored to its original condition. This practice promotes good golf etiquette and shows respect for the course and other players.Rate this question:
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- 5.
The First Tee Nine Core Values include:
- A.
Respect
- B.
Patience
- C.
Responsibility
- D.
Caring
- E.
Honesty
- F.
Judgment
- G.
Courtesy
- H.
Teamwork
- I.
Confidence
- J.
Integrity
- K.
Community
- L.
Determination
- M.
Perseverance
- N.
Leadership
- O.
Sportsmanship
Correct Answer(s)
A. Respect
C. Responsibility
E. Honesty
F. Judgment
G. Courtesy
I. Confidence
J. Integrity
M. Perseverance
O. SportsmanshipExplanation
The First Tee Nine Core Values include respect, responsibility, honesty, judgment, courtesy, confidence, integrity, perseverance, and sportsmanship. These values are essential for character development and personal growth. Respect teaches individuals to treat others with kindness and consideration. Responsibility emphasizes the importance of taking ownership of one's actions and being accountable. Honesty promotes truthfulness and sincerity. Judgment encourages individuals to make wise decisions and think critically. Courtesy teaches individuals to be polite and show good manners. Confidence instills self-belief and the ability to face challenges. Integrity emphasizes the importance of moral principles and ethical behavior. Perseverance teaches individuals to persist and not give up in the face of adversity. Sportsmanship emphasizes fair play, respect for opponents, and graciousness in both victory and defeat.Rate this question:
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- 6.
STAR stands for STOP, THINK, ANTICIPATE, and __________________________.
- A.
Relax
- B.
Replay
- C.
Respond
- D.
Redo
Correct Answer
C. RespondExplanation
STAR stands for STOP, THINK, ANTICIPATE, and respond. This acronym is commonly used as a mnemonic device to remind individuals to pause, consider their options, anticipate potential outcomes, and then take appropriate action in response to a situation. The word "respond" fits well in the context of the acronym, as it emphasizes the importance of actively engaging and taking action rather than simply reacting impulsively.Rate this question:
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- 7.
After your round of golf you should, _______________________.
- A.
Say "nice round," regardless of how they played.
- B.
Grab a burger and a coke.
- C.
Shake hands with your playing partners and thank them.
- D.
Clean your clubs off.
Correct Answer
C. Shake hands with your playing partners and thank them.Explanation
After your round of golf, it is customary and polite to shake hands with your playing partners as a sign of respect and gratitude for the game. This gesture shows good sportsmanship and acknowledges the camaraderie shared during the round. Saying "nice round" regardless of how they played is also a courteous and encouraging gesture. While grabbing a burger and a coke or cleaning your clubs off may be personal preferences or tasks to be done, they are not essential social etiquettes after a round of golf.Rate this question:
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- 8.
One of your playing partners is desperately searching for his/her ball. You should:
- A.
Pretend like you don’t notice.
- B.
Mind your own business.
- C.
Help him/her search for the ball.
- D.
Suggest they take a mulligan.
Correct Answer
C. Help him/her search for the ball.Explanation
In golf, it is considered good sportsmanship to help your playing partners search for a lost ball. This shows respect and camaraderie towards your fellow golfer. By assisting in the search, you are not only being helpful but also maintaining the integrity of the game. It is important to remember that golf is not just about individual performance, but also about fostering a positive and supportive environment for all players.Rate this question:
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- 9.
You are in an unfamiliar situation, and are unsure about the procedure (in the Rules of Golf). You should:
- A.
Hit your next shot before anyone notices.
- B.
Go with your first instinct.
- C.
Flip a coin.
- D.
Consult/ask your playing partners.
Correct Answer
D. Consult/ask your playing partners.Explanation
When faced with an unfamiliar situation and uncertainty about the procedure in the Rules of Golf, it is best to consult or ask your playing partners for guidance. They may have more experience or knowledge about the situation and can provide you with the correct information. This ensures that you follow the rules accurately and avoid any penalties or misunderstandings.Rate this question:
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- 10.
You have tried all of your golf skills, but the course is difficult and you are scoring higher than average, or your personal par. You should:
- A.
Come up with some good excuses.
- B.
Keep to yourself and don’t talk to anyone.
- C.
Give up.
- D.
Try your best and keep a positive attitude.
Correct Answer
D. Try your best and keep a positive attitude.Explanation
In golf, it is common to face difficult courses and have higher scores than average or personal expectations. However, giving up or coming up with excuses will not lead to improvement. Instead, the best approach is to try one's best and maintain a positive attitude. This mindset helps in staying focused, learning from mistakes, and continuously striving for improvement.Rate this question:
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