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Golf is one of the oldest outdoor games, played by people all over the world. It’s an enjoyable and, ideally, a relaxing game. Though golf looks easy enough, where all you need to do is swing a club and roll the balls into a hole, there is a lot to learn if you want to play well.
You've got to learn the rules, how to choose the right equipment and the best clubs for any situation. Most importantly, you have to learn golf course etiquette.
First of all, you should learn the game of golf from a professional, or at least someone who has mastered the game and can teach it really well. During this learning phase, don't buy yourself an expensive club set. There are good starter kits that you could buy, with a bag, for far less money.
The par 3 course is good for beginners, as it gives you the chance to practice all the necessary golf shots without so much stress. Another important element is to learn a course well, paying attention to the details so you understand where the trouble spots might be.
The goal is to have fun and play a great golf game, but it's important to maintain proper etiquette. Make sure the others in your party are at a safe distance before you swing your club. Don't hit in the direction of any person around or in front of you. If this is unavoidable, yell 'Fore!' as a warning. Keep your golf cart off the greens and drive carefully.
It's impolite to be too noisy, especially during another player's swing. Never step on a player's putting line, as this could alter the path of his putt. Step over or walk around it. Check where you're standing, so that your shadow is not across a player's putting line either.
It’s also essential to maintain a good pace. If you're playing with a group, plan your next move and keep the right golf club ready. Fast play will help you play a better game and make you an enjoyable person to play with.
In a friendly game, players can agree to 'ready play', which means that any player who is ready can play his ball, instead of playing in order. The rules also give a player five minutes to look for a lost ball, but this could be annoying for others. So a considerate player would wave up the group behind to play through.
When you walk from your cart to your ball, take a couple of clubs along. You wouldn't want to come all the way back for the right club, as this would waste time and be annoying to others. Always leave the putting green as soon as you have finished.
You can play a great game of golf with all this in mind. So, pick up your gear and get started!
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