A Beginning Golf Lesson
Posted in Uncategorized on August 10th, 2010 by admin – Be the first to commentIf you are brand new to the game of golf, before you even pick up a club, you should learn a little bit about the terminology and etiquette.
Hopefully, you know that a birdie or eagle is not something that flys, but a good score in golf. A two iron is not a household appliance for pressing the wrinkles out of your clothes and a dogleg is not an animal part.
Etiquette is an important part of golf. A good lesson for a beginner golfer is to learn the basics. Don’t talk while someone is teeing off. Don’t stand in the line of vision of somebody who is putting. Never get impatient and “hit up” on a group ahead of you that you think is playing too slow.
Eventually, as you play a few rounds, you will be comfortable knowing you are playing the game the right way.