Golden Rule. . .
"Treat others like you want others to treat you ". . .
Is a good foundation for the etiquette of the golf course: treat other golfers and course property like you and your property.
Proper golf course etiquette, to a large extent, is just simple common sense, courtesy and respect.
Serious golfers, in fact, anyone of us who plays a "fake ball", become very frustrated when we find a course that is not in good condition due to the negligence of previous golfers.
Diving holes, footprints in the sand pits, trash on the fairway or green plants will soon ruin a great game.
The same is true of lack of basic courtesy to other golfers.
So, in addition to enough balls, remember to go to the stadium with the golden rule every time you play.
If in doubt. . .
Ask if you are not familiar with the course you are going to attend, check with Pro Shop before your tee time, ask if they have special regulations, before you click on the link, you should know these rules --
For example, special regulations on suitable clothing on the court, game speed, special shopping cart path rules, what type of spikes can be worn if walking is allowed, etc.
In general, dress appropriately
Wear clothes.
Most courses are not short.
Shorts, ripped jeans and allowed to wear vests.
Many courses require men's collar shirts, men's casual pants, and men's and women's Bermuda shorts of the appropriate length. . .
There is not much "skin" display.
More and more courses need to be
Metal peaks these days.
If you are not sure what you can or can't wear, please contact Pro Shop in advance.
If you smoke cigars or cigarettes, please handle cigarette butts and garbage properly and do not throw cigarette butts on the court.
The golf course is one of the last places we can smoke freely.
If we throw cigarette butts on the pitch, this privilege may be denied.
It certainly doesn't look good, and also, what happens to that wonderful shot when the ball happens to collide with a cigar butt?
So remember to put cigarette butts, beverage containers and any other rubbish in the appropriate containers on the pitch or on the trolley.
When your club face takes a large piece of grass and dirt from the ground on your swing, a replacement divots Divots will appear.
Divots happened because of good shots and bad shots.
Divots is acceptable in either way.
It is not acceptable not to replace.
It's hard enough to play golf.
If you 've ever tried to hit a ball from the divot hole, you may never forget to replace divot as long as you play the game.
Therefore, replace the divot in the hole and tighten it slightly.
Grass roots will soon take root again and grass roots will soon grow normally.
You may spend a lot of time here. . .
In a pit or pit. . .
You might make a mess of them.
So, when you leave, be sure to rake the bunker together. A neatly-
Not only is Raked bunker more attractive, it also allows subsequent players to "play" on the beach more easily ".
The smooth ball mark on the green ball mark is a small green "crater" caused by the impact of the spinning golf ball on the green ".
When you get to green, you should always fix your goal.
The correctly repaired ball mark will start growing grass in one day, while the unrepaired ball mark will take ten days before the grass starts growing.
Safety on the pitch the safety of the people in your team, other golfers on the pitch and the audience is very important.
Be careful when you swing.
When a golfer is accidentally hit in the head by a club or ball, a serious injury occurs.
Do not stand directly in front or behind any golfer who is ready to swing.
Make sure the group in front of you is far out of range before shooting.
If by chance the ball goes straight in the direction of another golfer or group, be sure to shout "FORE! ". . .
Accepted warning of "watch the ball.
Be especially careful with children
The golf club is not a toy. In fact, it can become a "lethal weapon ".
Game courtesy this means not only showing your temper on the court, but also respecting people in your team and other golfers around you.
Don't move, talk, or stand too close to players when they take pictures.
Attention is needed, and noise and sports are disturbing.
Don't dawdle.
When it's your turn, be ready to hit the ball.
Keep the conversation to a minimum and put the phone behind --
A few minutes of "unnecessary talk" for each hole will add an hour or more to your turn.
Keep the game going
The delayed and slow game will make the team behind you even worse.
If the people behind you play faster than your team, then speed up your game if possible.
If your team is slow because of inexperienced players, invite faster teams to "play through "--
Or your team can jump to the next hole.
Never step on the line of someone else's putter.
It will not only affect the laying of the tender green grass, but also cause the golfers to lose their attention and miss the putter. (
You don't want it, do you! )
Respecting all golfers golf is one of the few games that men and women, young and old, healthy and physically challenged, and everyone can really enjoy.
Respect and encourage golf friends to respect all players
Whether they are "in your league" or not ".
Practicing these "golden rules of golf games" will help everyone have a more enjoyable and successful game.
Will help everyone have a more enjoyable and successful game.