Golfers know very little as well as they would like the rules. My goal is to help players to assimilate gradually introducing interesting information on a variety of situations of rules.
Here are 9 quick tips, which each may save you several traits in a year.
1 Put the marks of personal identification on all your golf balls.
-I am satisfied that this trick saves me at least ten rounds per year, significantly reducing the risk of playing a wrong ball. And there is the additional advantage that sometimes friends found my lost balls and return to me!
2 Read the local rules before you start your turn.
-Never start a round of golf on a new course without checking their local rules. You need to know this information as if no immovable obstruction is designated full of course, if you can take the relief of tree staked, if taking relief of GUR is mandatory and you can remove stones from bunkers.
3. Place your club above the ground in windy conditions.
-To avoid the risk of incurring a penalty if the wind moves your ball after you've addressed (i.e. taken your position and grounded your club) by without touching the ground with your club before taking your stroke.
4. Work on the nearest Point of relief before your lifting ball.
-There will be times where it is better to play your ball as it lies (if it is allowed by the rules) rather than take the terrain, which means that you must file your ball in a less favourable position.
5 To obtain the opinions of the other competitors on points of information.
-According to the rules, distances, the position of the dangers, game (except on the green) line, and where the flagstick is not advice and information.
6 Think until you drop a ball under the rules.
S ' there are loose impediments in the region you will deposit the ball, that you are authorized to remove them. It is wise to do rather than have your ball coming to rest against a stone or a twig. Also, try and make the ball somewhere where his run could be to your advantage. For example, it is easier to play a ball that rolled on a slope in a lie smooth to play off the coast of the face of a slope.
7 Your ball be unplayable if you do really want to your next stroke.
-A player may find his illegible balloon, to any location on the route except when the ball is in a danger of the water. Thus, you can always take a penalty kick and choose one of the three options under section 28 - Ball unplayable.
8 Develop a routine to use when you are prompted to mark your ball towards the side on the green.
-What I do before my ball on the side at the request of a fellow competitor is to turn my putter and hold the head instead of the handful of marking. This raises remind me replace my ball where he was, thus avoiding the General penalty for playing from wrong place.
9 Learn the rules!
-If you are not sure which rule ask your competitive colleagues because the rules information is not advice.
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