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Golf Etiquette

What people can expect during a round of golf, from beginning to end:
Arrive:

• If caddies are available:
  
  • Remember caddie programs are an excellent way for young people to earn some money and be exposed to a sport that they can enjoy and might help shape their character.
  • A good caddie can make the round more enjoyable by giving you hints that might lower your score.
  • A good caddie can provide information on yardage, club selection, reading the greens and the layout of the course.
• Warm Up:
  
  • Try to arrive soon enough to give yourself time to warm up properly.
  • Work your way though the bag, beginning with the short irons, moving onto the mid-and long irons and then the woods.
  • It's often a good idea to finish warming up by hitting a few soft wedge shots before heading for the practice green and hitting a few putts.
  • Don't hit hundreds of balls and leave your game on the practice tee.
• First Tee:
  
  • Check the scorecard to learn any local rules.
  • Local rules apply only to the specific course you are playing.
  • If your playing companions suggest a match, it's a good idea to make sure everyone is comfortable with the stakes.
  • Make sure to place an identifying mark on your ball and inform the other players the type and number ball you are playing.

Avoid Slow play:

• When your group is not keeping up with the pace of play of the group in front of you:
  
  • Walk at a reasonable speed between shots.
  • Begin planning your next shot as you approach the ball by studying the strength and direction of the wind.
• When you reach your ball, check the lie, select your club, visualize your swing and shot, and then play your shot.
• From the time you select your club until you actually hit your shot, you should take no more than 30 to 45 seconds.
• If you aren't ready to play when it is your turn, encourage one of your fellow players to play.

Maintaining the course: