Question	Rule Number
76	A player must declare his correct handicap before a match and in a stroke play must ensure it is recorded on his score card.	6-2Player Handicap
77	Score card. Committees' responsibility	33-5Committee Score Card
78	A player is responsible for playing the proper ball at all times	6-5Player Ball
79	If a player cleans his ball during play of a hole except as provided in this Rule, he incurs a penalty of one stroke and the ball if lifted, must be replaced	21 Cleaning Ball
80	In a foursome if the partners makes a stroke or strokes in incorrect order, such strokes or strokes are cancelled and the side incurs a penalty of two strokes	29-3 Threesome-Foursomes Stroke Play
81	Best -Ball and Four -Ball Match Play	30-3
82	The committee is responsible for Defining Bounds and Margin of the course	33-2 The Committee the Course
83	A player may stand outside the teeing ground to play a ball within it	11-1 Teeing Ground
84	While a player is preparing to play from near the putting green, his opponent of fellow-competitor attends the Flagstick without the player's authority	17-2 Flagstick. Unauthorised Attendance
85	The player measures to determine whether he must re-drop under Rule 20-2c[vi] and in doing so accidentally causes the ball to move	18-6Ball Moved in Measuring
86	A player is entitled to place his feet firmly in taking his stance but he must not build a stance	13-3 Ball Played as it Lies. Building Stance
87	If a player substitutes a ball when not permitted to do so under the Rules, that substituted ball is not the wrong ball, it becomes the ball in play	15-2 Substituted Ball
88	If a ball in play and at rest is moved by another ball in motion after a stroke, the moved ball must be replaced	18-5Ball Moved .By another Ball
89	A player uses his club to search for a ball covered by sand in a bunker	12-1 Playing the ball. Search for ball
90	In stroke play the ball in motion is accidentally deflected by the fellow competitor.	19-4 Ball in Motion Deflected by Competitor
91	A player wraps a towel around the grip of his club to assist him in gripping the club	14-3 Striking the ball. Artificial Device
92	A player's ball in motion is stopped by a ball in play resting on the fairway	19-5Deflected.By another Ball
93	A player moved the tee-markers because he was afraid that they may interfere with his swing	11-2Teeing Ground. Teeing Markers
94	A player plays a stroke on the putting green and, while the ball is still in motion it is picked up and carried away by a dog.	19-1Deflected. Outside Agency
95	A player knocks his ball off the tee when addressing it and a 'clown' in the audience shouts 'one'	11-3Teeing Ground Falling off Tee
96	The ball must be fairly struck at with the head of the club and must not be pushed, scraped or spooned.	14-1Striking the ball. Fairly struck at.
97	A player,s ball resting on the fairway is picked up and taken away by a seagull	18-1Ball Moved. Outside Agency
98	A player's ball starts moving during his backswing and he strikes the ball while it is still moving	14-5Striking the Ball Play moving ball
99	A player's ball is resting against the Flagstick, but is not holed because all of is not below the level of the lip of the hole.	17-4Flagstick. Resting against FS
100	While the flagstick was being attended, a player's ball struck the flag attached to the flagstick	17-3Flagstick. Striking FS
101	While a player is preparing to play from near the putting green his opponent or fellow competitor attend the flagstick without the player's authority	17-2 Flagstick. Unauthorised Attendance