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Golf Rules - Etiquette?
The Golf EtiquetteYour junior golfer should understand that...at Golf Rules Etiquette. What's Golf Etiquette? It's the representation of the most important guidelines of appropriate behaviors in which the game of golf should be played. To give you the big picture, following are some of the golf etiquette's rules that your junior golfer should respect when playing on the course:
- Thinking about Safety First, both in practice and play, like making sure that no other players are near him or her when your junior's swing the club. - Showing courtesy on the course like staying silent and still when another golfer is playing. Your young golfer must never scream or shout at his or friends! - Taking care of the course by wearing golf or tennis shoes, walking on the green and not running.
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