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PGA PGM LEVEL 2 -TEACHING AND COACHING
2025| BRAND NEW ACTUAL EXAM WITH 100%
VERIFIED QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
SOLUTIONS| GUARANTEED VALUE PACK| ACE
YOUR GRADES.
1. According to the survey responses from expert teachers in the
course manual, what is the most common approach used when
teaching the short game? - correct answer - Verbal explanation
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2. When chipping, which drill can help a golfer create the
appropriate amount of extension through impact? - correct
answer - Hold the finish drill
3. What is the purpose of positioning a tee to the outside and
inside of the ball, perpendicular to the target line, and slightly
wider than the clubhead? - correct answer - Miss the tee drill -
assist the student in making solid and consistent contact with
the ball (Chipping)
4. When using the extended club drill in chipping practice, if the
extension hits the player's side, this is an indication of which
swing errors? - correct answer - The student used too much
wrist through impact
5. What pitching drills helps to minimize lateral body motion? -
correct answer - Feet together drill
6. What drills can be used to determine the correct ball position
for a greenside bunker shot? - correct answer - Line drill
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7. Reciprocal inhibitions in the shoulder region is a probable result
of working on the computer for extended periods of time. (T/F) -
correct answer - False
8. Upper crossed syndrome is a probable result of working on the
computer for extended periods of time. (T/F) - correct answer -
True
9. When fixator muscles contract for joint stabilization, they inhibit
agonistic muscles from functioning properly. (T/F) - correct
answer - False - They allow agnostic muscles to function
properly
10. According to the course manual, only a player with a long
torso rotation can generate power and speed? (T/F) - correct
answer - False
11. A tilted hip position causes a restricted torso rotation toward
the lower hip. (T/F) - correct answer - True
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12. Upper and lower crossed syndromes can create reciprocal
inhibitions. (T/F) - correct answer - True
13. A left dominant stance would cause right-handed golfers
difficulty in loading their right side at the top of the backswing.
(T/F) - correct answer - True
14. What is the function of the skeletal system? - correct answer
- Support the body, protect the organs, allow for movement,
provide a mineral reservoir, and produce blood cells
15. What are the two compartmental classifications of the
skeleton? - correct answer - Axial and Appendicular
16. What comprises the axial skeleton? - correct answer - Torso
and head
17. What is needed to control rotary movement in the golf
swing? - correct answer - Body stability and hip, abdomen, and
lower back mobility
PGA PGM LEVEL 2 -TEACHING AND COACHING
2025| BRAND NEW ACTUAL EXAM WITH 100%
VERIFIED QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
SOLUTIONS| GUARANTEED VALUE PACK| ACE
YOUR GRADES.
1. According to the survey responses from expert teachers in the
course manual, what is the most common approach used when
teaching the short game? - correct answer - Verbal explanation
, Page | 2
2. When chipping, which drill can help a golfer create the
appropriate amount of extension through impact? - correct
answer - Hold the finish drill
3. What is the purpose of positioning a tee to the outside and
inside of the ball, perpendicular to the target line, and slightly
wider than the clubhead? - correct answer - Miss the tee drill -
assist the student in making solid and consistent contact with
the ball (Chipping)
4. When using the extended club drill in chipping practice, if the
extension hits the player's side, this is an indication of which
swing errors? - correct answer - The student used too much
wrist through impact
5. What pitching drills helps to minimize lateral body motion? -
correct answer - Feet together drill
6. What drills can be used to determine the correct ball position
for a greenside bunker shot? - correct answer - Line drill
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7. Reciprocal inhibitions in the shoulder region is a probable result
of working on the computer for extended periods of time. (T/F) -
correct answer - False
8. Upper crossed syndrome is a probable result of working on the
computer for extended periods of time. (T/F) - correct answer -
True
9. When fixator muscles contract for joint stabilization, they inhibit
agonistic muscles from functioning properly. (T/F) - correct
answer - False - They allow agnostic muscles to function
properly
10. According to the course manual, only a player with a long
torso rotation can generate power and speed? (T/F) - correct
answer - False
11. A tilted hip position causes a restricted torso rotation toward
the lower hip. (T/F) - correct answer - True
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12. Upper and lower crossed syndromes can create reciprocal
inhibitions. (T/F) - correct answer - True
13. A left dominant stance would cause right-handed golfers
difficulty in loading their right side at the top of the backswing.
(T/F) - correct answer - True
14. What is the function of the skeletal system? - correct answer
- Support the body, protect the organs, allow for movement,
provide a mineral reservoir, and produce blood cells
15. What are the two compartmental classifications of the
skeleton? - correct answer - Axial and Appendicular
16. What comprises the axial skeleton? - correct answer - Torso
and head
17. What is needed to control rotary movement in the golf
swing? - correct answer - Body stability and hip, abdomen, and
lower back mobility
