Golf is a favorite of many people, and there are also etiquette requirements. I have sorted out the relevant contents, welcome to appreciate and learn from them.
be decently dressed
-Golf courses will require players to dress according to basic requirements.
-Players should wear collared T-shirts, not shirts or collarless T-shirts;
You can wear casual pants and knee-length suit shorts in summer. No shorts or jeans.
-Women athletes can wear sports skirts that fit.
-Please take off your hat at the club.
Walk slowly.
-Slow play means playing every stroke carefully, not trying to swing many times;
-when you're going, you should walk faster when you're finished. In fact, ensuring speed means getting enough preparation time for your next shot, ensuring the smoothness of the court and not letting the players in the latter group wait too long.
-Finding the ball is usually limited to five minutes. Please don't look for OB's ball.
warn
-Every time you try to swing or hit the ball, you should consider whether the swing will affect the safety of players in the same group or nearby.
-Non-hitters should try to keep a considerable distance. Walking too far in front of the batter will affect your safety.
-When serving from the tee, you must make sure that the players in the previous group have left your target area.
-Safe use of trolleys
keep secret
-Keep quiet when the players in the same group hit the ball (especially when swinging the putter): stop walking, don't start the cart or brake suddenly, and don't take off your gloves; Don't tidy up the clubs in the bag;
-When playing well, the voice of praise or celebration should be moderate, so as not to affect the players playing in the adjacent holes;
-The phone is turned off or muted when playing;
-Don't make any noise when you are in public areas such as clubs.
Green etiquette
-Before stepping on the green, get a general understanding of the slope trend of the green;
-Mark's own ball on the green;
-When reading the green, don't step on the possible putt line of the same group of players, including one yard on the extension line of the hole.
-You and your caddy should try to stay away from the putter. It is advisable to stand 45 and 15 yards away from its putting line;
-Don't run or trample on the green, and try not to leave footprints on the green.
Scratch repair
-The marks on the steps and fairways should be repaired and filled with sand in time.
-Don't dig and eat Shui Pi when testing the swing;
-Marks and footprints in bunkers should be smoothed with a sand rake;
-The scratches on the green should be repaired reasonably and leveled with the green fork.
-Maybe your caddy can help you with fairways and bunkers. You should handle the green repair suggestions yourself.
Kick off on time
-You should book the tee time and be there at least half an hour in advance.
-The order of tee shots on the first hole is usually decided by drawing lots. After that, the person with good performance in each hole has the priority to tee off.
Courtesy and combination
-When the number of players in the back group is small and the speed is fast enough, please politely let the back group pass first.
-When the number of people in both groups is relatively small (1~2 people), meet the first four people in a group, and you can combine them to make new friends.
elegant
-If you hit a bad ball, please don't blame others, especially your caddy;
-If you accidentally affect the swing of the players in the same group, please apologize to the opposing team in time and sincerely.
-/kloc-After playing the 0/8 hole, patiently put the putter on the edge of the green by the players in the same group, then take off your hat and shake hands.
-Some caddies have to tip. Please take the initiative to tip as agreed.
Respect the rules
-You have to learn the rules. Rules are not only to punish players, but also to help players and ensure fair play.
-Don't be a teacher. The assistant will be fined 2 shots;
-The remedy for pitching should meet the requirements of the rules;
-To play a temporary ball, you must declare it to the scorer.
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