Pace of play · Question 12 of 12
For which reasons may a player stop play on their own without being disqualified?
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Answer
- C Because they reasonably believe there is danger from lightning
- D In match play by agreement with the opponent, if the competition is not delayed
Explanation
Rule 5.7a allows stopping when the Committee suspends play, when lightning threatens, and in match play by agreement between opponents. Agreements in stroke play or stopping just because of rain lead to disqualification.