Proper Etiquette For Golf Tournaments-Part 2
The “Do’s” of Golf Tournament Etiquette
No matter which sporting event you can think of, they all have their own rules for the fans. Golf is no exception. In order to get the most out of watching a live golf tournament, the proper etiquette is essential.
If you’ve never been to a live professional golf tournament, then take a look at the following list of “Do’s”. By paying attention to these you will get an idea of how fun and rewarding such a tournament can be. So as a followup to yesterdays post, here’s a list of the “do’s”–
1. Do take your kids with you. Obviously, this only applies to children who can behave themselves and keep quiet at the appropriate times. And they have to be old enough to be able to get something out of a very long day watching the pros.
2. Do take the opportunity to ask a pro golfer questions. And it goes without saying that he or she is willing to talk with the fans.
3. Do ask for an autograph from your favorite golf pro, as long as they agree to this.
4. Do cheer and clap after a shot has been made, but only AFTER!
5. Do help the course marshal with locating a hard-to-find ball, if needed. Sometimes balls land in a difficult area and by pointing out the direction, you can be a big help.
















January 17th, 2008 11:25
Proper Etiquette For Golf Tournaments-Part 2…
The “Do’s” of Golf Tournament Etiquette
No matter which sporting event you can think of, they all have their own rules for the fans. Golf is no exception. In order to get the most out of watching a live golf tournament, the proper etiquette is esse…
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April 10th, 2009 15:40
If only this could be followed, the game would only be better
February 8th, 2010 19:52
Personally I think etiquette in golf is way over emphasized..it is just a sport like baseball & soccer