The picture above depicts a member of a secret

Question 13

The picture above depicts a member of a secret society that kept golf alive during
alive during the French Revolution. What was the name of the society?
King Henry VIII
Alpha Chi
Free Masons
Shriners Club
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Question 14
The LEAST preferred conditions for playing golf at its beginnings would have been
with a feathery ball would be
dry wispy grass

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Question 15
The statement:
" f a Ball be stopp'd by any person, Horse, Dog, or any thing else, The Ball so stop'd
must be play'd, where it lyes. "
is found in
Scottish Proclamation of 1492
USGA Rules of Golf
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Question 16
"Links" is an old British term that means
the hosel portion of the golf club

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Question 17
Mary Queen of Scots was an avid golfer. She is portrayed in the above painting
playing golf at St. Andrews. Looking at this picture what is an incorrect portrayal?
Woman could not or were not allowed to play golf
Her golf grip
She was blonde
The dress, women played in pants
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