10 Rules of Golf etiquette

I have set out 10 rules to achieve the basis of golf etiquette. Some of these may sound like common sense and may be negligible for you, but you'll be surprised how many people does not appear to have a golf label.
1 Be patient and respective to the other players on the course
2. Do not be too noisy, shouting no. or laugh, normal talk is fine.
3. Always remember to check your marker and the number of logs in order to avoid any confusion and delay among the other players.
4 Don't stand too close behind or next to another player, as you may injure yourself or be a huge distraction.
5 Be quiet you can when playing another their coup, as a slight noise can be annoying.
6. On the 1st tee, usually the player with the lowest disability has the right to run the game. But on all the other tees, the player with the best score of the previous hole, has the right to make the first shot.
7. Always be ready to play your ball, i.e. having the ready good club, avoids delay and frustration among the other players. Also leave the tee immediately after your shot.
8 Repairing any damage made in soil of spikes or pitch marks, for example, immediately. After the bunker play, make sure you have smoothed on with the rake.
9. When the taking of the flagstick, be careful to not to stand too close to the hole, as your body can shade them and can interfere with the judgment of the other players of the hole.
10. The ball with the hole of the more long distance must be played first.
I hope that these rules of golf etiquette will help you to play respectively and in the future more beautifully.

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