attention to where other golfers are on the golf course and the surroundings. The saying that the game of golf is a “thinking man’s game” not only applies to playing golf, but also to etiquette as well.

If you take a practice swing, make sure that no other golfers are in the immediate vicinity as not to get hit with your club. Also, make sure you are not standing too close to an object, like a tree branch, ball washer or another object that you could accidentally make contact with your club.

Before you get ready to hit the ball, watch out for others who are in the direction as to where you are aiming. The golf ball can travel at speeds over 150 mph and can cause severe damage to someone if they were to get hit. Know your limitation as how far you can hit the ball. Make sure the group is far enough in front of you before hitting the ball. If your ball does happen to