The Golden Rules Of Common Courtesy In Golf
Those of us who play and love the game of golf know there’s nothing like it. You go to the course with friends on a nice and clear day, and no matter what’s going on at home or school, business or personal life, there’s nothing better than a round of golf to get away. Golf as we know is a known as gentleman’s game. A little common courtesy to keep the golf course in good shape can go a long way toward allowing everyone to enjoy the trip to the links. When you go to a golf course, think of the Golden Rule as one of many golf tips and apply it to the course: Do unto others!
Common courtesy is a big part of the game and players new and old to the game can either learn or remember simple things to keep the course and the game enjoyable to play for everyone. I played golf for fours years on my high school team and played in many games against other schools. The courses were often difficult and the players provided tough competition, and the last thing you needed was little things like you ball in a divot, or a shot in the sand that someone forgot to rake, or having to putt through unfixed greens, to add up against you and maybe affect the outcome.