| Is there anything worse than the lack of golf | | | | driver at the first tee, and bomb a 300 yard drive |
| etiquette shown by many out on the course? Have | | | | down the fairway? No, they make sure they get to |
| you ever had a golf ball driven into your foursome by | | | | the course early and get focused.If you are the first |
| the group behind you because of their lack of | | | | in your group to tee off, make sure the fairway is |
| patience? Or have you ever waited to hit your | | | | clear. Don't make it a game to see if you can bomb |
| approach to the green because the group getting | | | | your drive between the player ahead of you and |
| done is busy filling out the scorecard on the green | | | | their golf cart. If you have ever been hit with a golf |
| and talking about the hole? It's all a lack of golf | | | | ball you can understand what I'm saying. Being hit by |
| etiquette.It seems that we will spend big sums of | | | | a golf ball is painful, and can occasionally be deadly. |
| money on clubs and equipment, but fail to learn the | | | | Take your time and be sure the way is clear.In The |
| rules of the game. Take a little time and brush up on | | | | FairwayOnce everyone has teed off, the player who |
| the basic rules and etiquette. Listed here is quick and | | | | is the furthest from the green hits first. The others in |
| simple outline on the basics of golf etiquette.On The | | | | your group should be in position to hit their next |
| Tee BoxBefore you even get to the 1st tee, make | | | | shots. Don't just gather around the guy hitting and |
| sure you are ready to go. Get to the course a little | | | | shoot the breeze, be in place to hit your next shot. |
| before your tee time and warm up. Get yourself | | | | This is one of the major causes of slow play and 5 |
| stretched and ready to play. Perhaps even get to | | | | hour rounds. If you are sharing a golf cart and your |
| the course early enough to hit some range balls, or | | | | partner has hit to the other side of the fairway, drop |
| practice your putting. Arriving late and holding up your | | | | the other player off at his ball, and go on over to |
| own foursome, as well as others behind you is not | | | | yours. This keeps the pace of play up and makes |
| proper golf etiquette. Do you see the PGA Pros | | | | everyone happier. |
| arrive at the course, jump out of their car, grab their | | | | |