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from Ann Kelly author of "Feeling Naked on the First Tee"

 

Golf is a wonderful game - it enables players of all skill levels to play together… however there are THREE VITAL AREAS that most golfers consider important. Understanding these aspects of the game will greatly assist in a new golfer's enjoyment of golf.

  1. LESSONS - Golf looks easy on TV, but on TV you only see the top golfers in the world! In reality, golf is a very skilled game. You can learn the basics of the game by taking lessons from a qualified professional (no, not from a friend or spouse!). It is a small price to pay for your enjoyment on the course.
     

  2. ETIQUETTE - there are many seemingly picky little nuances to the game of golf …however these are important etiquette items. They make the game fair for all players as well as helping everyone to maintain a good pace on the golf course.
     

  3. PACE - in order to have golfers finish a round of golf (18 holes) in 4 - 4 1/2 hours, the pace of play is critical. Simple things such as;

 
  1. Keeping up to the group ahead of you,

  2. Walking smartly (not sauntering!), and

  3. Being ready to play when it is your turn,

...all help to insure a steady, moderate pace for your group. Once you get the 'hang of it', you won't feel hurried at all.

 
 
  1. Good Beginnings
    If you are late for your tee time, and the course is busy, you will not be popular with the pro shop or your fellow players, and may miss out on playing...READ MORE
     

  2. Tee Box
    On the Tee Box, good etiquette requires that you stand 10 - 15 feet behind the player who is hitting the ball...
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  3. Fairway
    Walk, don't run. Running is annoying, distracting and causes damage to the course. Walk quickly but lightly!...
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  4. Green
    Marking the Ball and Tending the Flagstick...
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  5. Pace of Play
    Play ready golf - Hit when ready and safe to do so. Plan your shot and select your club when approaching the ball...
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  6. General
    Safety is the first and foremost rule of golf. Use common sense when you are swinging a golf club. Be careful that no one is in your line of swing. Do not walk around when others are swing clubs...
    READ MORE

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