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Golf Rules and Etiquette by Chuckyegg

Rules of etiquette - There are many rules of etiquette that should be followed when attending a club and playing golf. Not many golf clubs will permit a person to turn up and play without abiding by and knowledge of the rules of the club. That said, the strictness relating to the rules can differ between clubs. These rules of etiquette relate to anything from conduct and dress code, to play style and time keeping.

The marshals of etiquette - Golf clubs have people who act as marshals who observe how people act, and to give them advice as when considered necessary.

The dress code - One of the more well known areas of etiquette is dress code. The dress code can vary significantly from one club to another. All golf clubs will require golfers to to be attired in regulation golf shoes when out on the golf course. The reason for this is the special types of grass that is used on the golf grounds, that is required in order to give the desired effect (e.G. Seemingly smooth, effect on the putting green much like that on the surface of a snooker table). When in the club house, the majority of golf clubs require that people wear smart gear, with trousers with long legs, and no jeans , although many golf clubs will permit golf shorts. Trainers must not be used un the golf course, and most clubs will not permit them to be used while within the golf club.

The use of the changing rooms - Rules of etiquette are applied to where people can and cannot change clothes. Many golf clubs do not allow people to change clothes in the car parking area, this also includes to changing shoes.

Modern day menace - Mobile telephones are not normally allowed on golf courses, but if they must have them readily available, then they should to be switched off, and put out of the way.

Good time keeping - Punctuality and accurate time keeping are fundamentally important when attending a golf club to play a round of golf. It is deemed to be extemely bad etiquette to be tardy, and to hold up other golfers. This applies not just to making the start of the game on time, but also during play. It is definitely frowned on to take too long making a shot, and if anyone or any group is found to be obstructing others due to the length of time they are taking at each hole, a marshal will inform them, and tell them to quicken their play.

The rules of the group - When playing with others, the rules by which the group plays must be made clear to everyone within the group, and for everybody in the group to abide by those rules. Also, whilst someone is taking their shot, the other golfers in the group must be respectful and keep silent, and keep out of the player's line of sight.

And finally - In the end, gain knowledge of the rules, conduct one's self by the rules, show respect to your fellow golfers and the golf club. And above all else, enjoy this grand hobby (and perhaps lifestyle) and the people who are part of it.

Charles Edwards academic, sportsman, and entrepreneur. Visit his site for more information on the golf and deals on srixon golf balls

Article Source: ArticleGolf.com
Dos and Dont’s for the Golf Game Dos and Dont’s for the Golf Game by Ronald Pearce

Golf is one of those games where some days you have a great game and other days you’re like a duck out of water. So how can you make your game consisistent?

Well, whether you’re new to the game, a beginner golfer or at a standard level there are many basic rules that can help improve and maintain your game - along with more complicated ones! Below is a brief checklist of Dos and Don’ts that will help you improve your golf game.

Here are some dos and don’ts for your golf game!

DOs

1. Always stretch for at least 10 minutes prior to your round. Your balance depends on it.

2. Focus just as much on pitching and putting as you do on driving the ball. The shot with a driver is just that - one shot. However a poor approach close to the green can cost a golfer two or three shots a hole.

3. Damage control. Step back a minute after a bad shot or bad bounce. Chances are, if you rush to get it out of your mind, you’ll also rush your next swing and compound the problem.

4. Film your swings. If you get a chance, use a video camera to watch exactly what you do during a swing. Are you consistent? If not, you might consult your local golf pro.

5. Exercise! Even though it is one of the more relaxing ones, golf is still a sport. You need maximum strength and agility to be able to play well.

DON’Ts

1. Don’t choke the club. Too tight of a grip will cause your body to be rigid from flexing and restrict proper balance.

2. Don’t be Tiger Woods or any other pro player that you see. You have to mold your game to your body and your playing style. That’s the beauty of golf...it’s an individual game!

3. Don’t overanalyze. After a bad swing, it is normal to think about what went wrong, but if you dwell on the problem, it will affect your whole round.

4. Don’t just show up. Getting to your round right when it starts is a good way to stay over the century mark. Golf is as much mental preparation as physical. Allow time to clear your mind and focus on your round.

5. Don’t be afraid to succeed. Golf is a sport that is often set up for failure. However, set realistic goals for yourself that will keep your interest in the game.


For more hints and tips on your golf game visit www.perfect-my-golf-swing.com and ask a PGA professional any question you have about your game.

Article Source: ArticleGolf.com
 

 

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