A brief overview on the appropriate golf rules

Golf is played on a round of 18 holes. EH well, if you're pressed for time or money, or just lazy, there is always a 9 practice round holes waiting for you. The point of the game is to get this small ball of white hole lines as soon as possible. You start by placing your ball on a tee in the tee box and it hits as well and also with precision you can. Once the ball comes to rest, hit again and again until you get it on the Green, always avoid those nasty water hazards and sand traps.
From there, you putté the ball into the hole. After you triumphantly hit your ball into the hole, you mark decline in the number of strokes it took to achieve this arduous task on your dashboard. Then, you get to start all over on the next hole. Sounds simple, right? If this statement is true, we all make millions of dollars a year. The reality is it is quite difficult, and all the small rules here and there can do so that much more difficult and confusing. There are many rules out on the golf course, but they can all be easily decrypted. Always remember that whenever you cheat and break the rules, you are only cheating yourself. Do your best to respect the following rules, and I guarantee you that you'll get more out of your golf game, and then that you could ever imagine.
The game
As simple as it may seem, the holes must be played in order. None from the 1st to the 4th or playing only same holes. And, of course, you always play by the rules.
Clubs and the ball
If you thought you could play with as many clubs that you wanted in your bag, guess once more. You are only allowed up to fourteen clubs in your bag at a time. Never change your ball in the room of the current hole. The only exception to this rule is if your ball is damaged and you get your game partners permission to do so.
Things a player should be.
Always use your appropriate handicap is if you actually calculate it, but we will be later. Don't forget your time t and always use your own ball. If you play a ball that is identical to the partner ball playing, mark it there will not be any confusion.
Practice
I know that you would absolutely love if you could take practical shots while playing in a cycle, but you cannot. Photos of practice are against the rules. However, there is nothing to stop you taking practice swings as much as you want.
When to play Shot
If you get the lowest score on the last hole of everyone in your Quartet, you have the "honor" of the kick off first on the following hole. Once everyone tees off, the owner of the remote shot of the hole gets to go first. This continues throughout the reading of the hole.
Starting ground
When are getting ready to tee off, put your ball between tee markers, or if you want, you can place in two lengths of club behind the tee markers. I do not see why anyone would want to do, but to each his own. If it's a windy day and the wind hitting your ball off the tee, or if you did just a poor job of placing your ball on the tee and it falls, you can replace the ball on the tee without penalty.
Finding Ball in Ball hazards identification
In case you didn't know, a hazard is defined as a bunker or risk of water. If sand or leaves are covering your ball, you can delete just enough sand or leaves to see part of your ball, but you cannot remove it. You can also throw your ball to identify it anywhere on the route, except when your ball is extended in a danger. If you are going to do this, you must indicate first of all to your game partners.
Play the ball as it lies on the route
As they say in the film Happy Gilmore, you must play your ball as it lies. You cannot improve your lie by pressing on the ground behind the ball, although your club may be slightly behind the ball. You also may not improve the area of your expected swing or row from bending or breaking anything growing plants and trees. When you are in danger, you cannot remove the loose natural elements, but you can only remove artificial elements, such as old stogies and empty beer bottles. You also may not touch sand, soil or water with your club before or during your back swing.
Hit the ball
Always remember to hit the ball with the club head writer. As you want, it will not grow, scratching or scratching of the ball with your club. And, of course, never hit the ball while it moves. I don't know why you want to break this rule, in any event. It you would be quite the disadvantage.
Green
When you are on the Green, you can brush away leaves and other loose impediments in the line in your blow rolled with your hand or with your club, but you can't use something else, like your hat or your golf towel. You must always repair ball marks or old hole plugs if they are in line with your putt, but you cannot repair the marks made by the points or shoes. I do not understand that, but they must have a good reason to make a rule like that, right? As also tempting it is, you can not test the surface of the green space by a rolling ball or scratch the surface. And, of course, always remember to mark your ball by placing a small piece of currency or other marker behind it when you want to clean up or the move.
The flag stick
If your shot is off the Green, it is without penalty if you shoot your ball and it hit the flagstick, as long as nobody holds the flagstick. In addition, if your ball on the green, not step putté with the flagstick in hole. Take the flagstick or ask another player to take in and out when you putté your ball.

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