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The player with the
best score on the previous hole tees off first.
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Do not move or talk
while someone is addressing or hitting the ball. If you think you
can hit the group in front of you, do not hit.
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Make sure everyone is
out of the way before you swing.
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Do not take too long
to hit your ball. If you think you lost your ball, hit a provisional
ball from the spot you just hit from. Do not search more than 5
minutes for a lost ball. If the ball is that important to you than
let the group behind you pass. And once again, when they pass, if
you think you can hit them then do not hit. After all putts are
made, do not stand there and count your score or even write it on
the scorecard. Get off the putting green and go to the next tee box.
Write your scores in at the next tee box. If the group ahead of you
gets more than one clear hole in front of you and the group behind
you is waiting on you at every shot, then let them pass. While on a
par 3 hole and your entire group is on the green and the next tee
box is crowded with the group ahead of you, mark your balls and wave
the group behind you up.
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A three-some or
four-some should let a two-some pass if they are holding up the
smaller group.
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Once you leave the
bunker you should rake it of all ball, shoe, and club marks.
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Make sure you repair
all divot holes to the putting green. While you repair your divot,
repair someone else's also. This only takes 10-15 seconds.
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Do not throw your bags
or the flagstick on the putting green. Keep your bags off the
putting green. When placing the flagstick down, make sure you do not
drop it and leave a mark on the putting green. The putting green is
where you will make up all your shots for the day, so make sure you
keep it in the best shape possible.
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Golf carts are not
go-carts or bumper cars. Pay attention to local signs at the course,
if it says 90degree rule than obey it. Drive the cart path until you
reach your ball and then cut across the fairway to it. Do not park
your cart in front of someone hitting(even if they are 50 yards
back), it's distracting. Stop your cart while someone is hitting.
Do not tear up the course with your practice swings
Rules:
Coming soon!
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