Golf Etiquettes and the Rules of the Game

Playing a game of golf requires you to understandyou will incur a penalty of two strokes. If your
the etiquettes of the game besides the rules.club causes the ball to move or goes out of the
Players should adhere to a set of guidelinesbound, you will have a penalty of one stroke. You
known as golf etiquettes. These guidelinescan't have extra swings at a ball and if you lose
comprise of safety, fair play, player's responsibilitythe ball you will have a penalty of one stroke and
towards the course etc. However, it is not legallydistance.
binding on you and there is no penalty forOther than this, you may also be disqualified if
infringement of these rules. But, a professionalyou deceive, play an improper play or cause rule
player must adhere to this in order to improveinfringements.
the game's overall experience. Not just forBuying a club for the game needs enough
yourself but for others too!attention! If you like to play long distance fair way
Such socially acceptable behaviour will make theshots then you must shop for Woods or fairway
game enjoyable by all. Players should remain inmetal. Each club length differs and serves
one place while others play their shots. Theydifferent purpose.
should alert the green staff stationed ahead,Irons offer you more dynamic shots and are
when they are about to hit the ball in order toused for a variety of shots. These are shorter
avert any injury to them. Care should be taken tothan woods in length. Driver club is longer when
inform others who are in danger of being hit bycompared with woods and irons.
the ball. If your ball goes in the direction of theIn a nutshell they can be of three different types:
player or green staff ahead, you should shout outDriver is the longest
'fore'. He will soon get defensive on hearing this.Woods is shorter than driver club
Consider those rules which will definitely result in aIron is the shortest of all clubs.
penalty. If you hit your fellow player's ball, then