On Golf Etiquette

Golf is a sunny, healthy, fashionable, civilized and beneficial sport.

It can reveal human personality in detail.

It is the epitome of life that embodies the charm of humanization everywhere.

People can always find clues in the idea of "perfect, excellent and successful" in golf, and find out the perfect match between the ball and people.

Golf etiquette allows you to have a gentleman's grace and grace on the court.

While enjoying the swing, create a good environment and atmosphere for yourself and others.

On the court, courtesy is for others.

If you do not understand etiquette or neglect the importance of etiquette and destroy the shared environment, you will become a target of public criticism, an unwelcome person and a qualified player.

The importance of etiquette is well known, but sometimes it is easy to be ignored.

As a training institution providing comprehensive golf services, the elite golf training camp insists that golf technology, industry information and etiquette training are equally important for golf enthusiasts to participate in training. Therefore, in view of etiquette, they have trained a set of training materials related to court etiquette for students.

This set of information gives a brief introduction to all aspects of golf etiquette.

In the golf Theme Event jointly organized by the Changan club in January 18, 2002, it was ingenious in making the game, asking questions to the audience in a wrong way, which immediately aroused the wide interest and concern of the guests.

On the screen, a pair of ball friends play ball while walking in the fairway, slow in movement, as if traveling in the park, looking around, enjoying the flowers and relaxing the mind, leisurely and carefree.

When the phone rings, the answer is not to mention the fact that others are kicking off, interrupting their voices, distracting other people's attention and affecting their achievements.

On the green, pick up others' balls at random, look left and right, walk freely on the ball line of others.

After the end of a hole, they shook hands in the hole area, chatted, took pictures, or were excited and excited. It was difficult to control themselves. They ran wild on the green, stamped their feet and turned somersaults. The traces left by Mark were not repaired.

The players behind may be angry and angry.

Unfortunately, the ball fell into the bunker, and several balls split the ball into the fairway, but the footprints and ball prints left in the sand pit were particularly dazzling and ignored.

These erroneous segments are all the nuances of court etiquette. Some are not easy to notice, but they are also the easiest mistakes to make while playing. Most of the details can reflect the essence. Observing etiquette is beneficial to people and themselves.

It is usually easier to look at problems with the answers, but when faced with them again, they will repeat the same mistakes.

We must constantly ask ourselves for a high standard to become a real court gentleman.