The 25 rules of golf
- Rule 1: The Basics: Play Golf Fairly and With Respect
- Rule 2: The Golf Course: Understanding Your Playing Field
- Rule 3: Your Golf Competition: Match Play or Stroke Play
- Rule 4: Your Golf Equipment on the Course
- Rule 5: Your Round: Starting on Time, Playing On and Finishing
- Rule 6: Starting a Hole
- Rule 7: Finding Your Ball: Searching, Seeing and Identifying
- Rule 8: Adapt to the Golf Course
- Rule 9: The Ball at Rest: What to Do If It Moves
- Rule 10: Making Your Stroke and Asking for Advice
- Rule 11: Your Ball Hits Something Along the Way: Now What?
- Rule 12: Playing from the Bunker
- Rule 13: The Putting Green: Your Ball and What You're Allowed to Do
- Rule 14: Marking, Lifting and Dropping Your Ball
- Rule 15: Removing Loose Objects
- Rule 16: Free Relief: Puddles, Obstructions and Embedded Ball
- Rule 17: Penalty Areas: Your Ball in Tricky Terrain
- Rule 18: Lost Ball, Out of Bounds, or Playing a Provisional
- Rule 19: Rescue Option: Your Ball Is Unplayable
- Rule 20: Resolving Rules Issues During Your Round
- Rule 21: Other Forms of Play: Stableford and More
- Rule 22: Playing Together: The Foursomes Format
- Rule 23: Four-Ball: Play Together, Best Score Counts
- Rule 24: Playing Golf in a Team: The Team Competition
- Rule 25: Golf for Everyone: Rule 25 Modifications