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A Quick Guide To Golf Etiquette
No one wants to be that person on course who doesn’t know proper golf etiquette. You may have learned how to play and some great techniques, but the etiquette for the game is just as important. Luckily there’s a handy little book called “Golf Etiquette Quick Reference” that can help you out!
The easy-to-carry book that can fit in your golf bag includes the basics, as well as proper etiquette for before the round, at the tee, on the fairway and rough, hazards, after the round, and even during thunder storms. It’s thorough, yet easy to understand.
For example, while a player is putting, no one should be on the backwards extension of his line of putt, as this is distracting. The same applies to the extension of the line of putt beyond the hole. The book also includes photo examples that show exactly what they’re talking about.
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