memorex88

My tip is, always fix your ball mark on the green. That's the dent from a ball landing hard on the green. If you see a ball mark that someone missed, why not fix it as well.

One other tip. Rake the sand in bunkers.
This is one of the saddest things I have ever seen on a course.
You get to your sand trap and someone has left it without raking their footprints. These losers have no respect for the game and I'm sure the game doesn’t respect them back.

Matthew_22

I think the most important thing with regards to etiquette is to control yourself while on the course, no matter how bad you are playing. Getting angry and swearing or throwing clubs isn't going to help, and you ruin the atmosphere for the other players in your group.

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stirls

When practicing your swing, never swing in the direction of another player. There may be pebbles or twigs or other matter in the grass that could fly up and injure a playing partner.

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hacker30

yeah when i first started me and my freinds were on a tee box i was taking practice swings duffed it and threw a big divot all over my freind it was funny after the round but he was ticked off enitially.that hasn't happened again btw .I will let faster players play through, than you don't feel so pressured to hurry up.