Etiquette
Etiquette in golf refers to having manners and consideration for other players, the golf course and equipment. These are not part of the rules of golf, but are actions and steps that are considered necessary to make the game flow in a safe, positive environment. An example of etiquette would be stepping over a players line of putt so that you don't damage the green in their line and affect the roll of the ball.
Etiquette Lessons
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The True Custom Club Fitting Experience
Learn what you should expect to experience at a quality club fitting session.
Etiquette Tips
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Learn Basic Rules & Etiquette
If you are a beginner, one of the best things you can do for yourself is take time to learn the basic rules and etiquette. You are going to be a bit nervous and uneasy anyway if you get paired up with experienced players when you are a novice golfer, so you don't want to make it worse, by not knowing what to do in basic situations. Learn penalties such as out of bounds, hazards, lost ball and hitting the flag while putting. Learn basic etiquette such as how to tend the flag, order of play and where to stand while others are hitting. The more of the basics you know, the more comfortable you will be and the more fun you will have.
