Playing stroke, Jill's ball is unplayable in a bunker.
She decides to take back-on-line unplayable penalty relief outside the bunker and drops a ball on that (imaginary) line but comes to rest in a wrong place.
Jill then chooses a different place to drop a ball (on the line), about 3m (10 feet) further from the hole and drops a ball correctly using that place on the line.
Jill now plays that ball to the putting green.
How many penalty strokes does Jill get?       [REF: 4M1035]

Playing stroke, Greg's long tee stroke has come to rest in some thick vegetation to the right of the fairway. He does not play a provisional ball.
Within the 3-minute search time, Greg finds what he believes to be his ball, but also finds an identical ball close by and he cannot determine which one is his.
He chooses one of the balls and take 4 strokes with it to hole out.
Before starting the next hole, he is made aware of his error(s) and returns to the teeing area and from there takes 5 strokes to complete the hole.
Greg's score for the hole is 9.      [REF: 4T1040]

Playing stroke, Liz's second stroke on a hole has come to rest in the general area inside an area of GUR.
The GUR is defined by a series of stakes.
She decides to take free relief and drops a ball compliantly.
Liz makes her next stroke with her foot just touching one of the stakes defining the area of GUR.
She then takes 4 more strokes to complete the hole.
What is Liz's stroke score for the hole?       [REF: 4M1022]

David's tee stroke has come to rest in the general area near the edge of a greenside bunker.
Before he makes a stroke, a kangaroo (yes, in Australia, this does happen) bounds through the bunker worsening the conditions affecting his next stroke (line of play).
As an animal worsened the conditions, David is not permitted to restore those worsened conditions.     [REF: 4T1029]

Playing stroke, Jill's tee stroke comes to rest just inside a red penalty area and her ball is playable.
Before Jill plays, she removes several twigs, pine cones and loose stones from around her ball and the ball does not move.
Her next stroke travels about 30m (33 yards) and comes to rest in another (different) penalty area.
Jill returns to teeing area (not back-in-line relief), from there takes 4 strokes to complete the hole then starts the next hole.
Jill’s correct score is:   [REF: 4M1011]

In a stroke round, Liz's second stroke on a hole has come to rest in an abnormal course condition No Play Zone.
She plays a poor stroke from that position, which remains in the NPZ.
From there she now plays to the putting green.
Liz's next stroke will be her:        [REF: 4M1034]