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Finally, you want to begin playing golf.

While there are many important parts to consider after deciding to become a golfer, remember they can only be done one step at a time if you make the decision to commit, practice, and play.

Since you are considering a visit to a golf course, I’ll assume that you have gained knowledge of hitting the golf ball and understanding the basic rules and etiquette of the golf game.

If not, I recommend that you read Golf for Sure, Blog #2!

Once you learn the basics of these three areas of golf, I recommend that you find a friend or someone to play golf with. It will lead to a lot of enjoyment and much fun.

Golf is the kind of sport that anyone can play together, no matter what their level of skills are.

Essentially, you are playing against the golf course, and as a beginner, your objective is to learn the game and become proficient at hitting the golf ball.

When you start playing, there are many things to remember. One important thing to remember is that “everyone was a beginner at one time or another”.

So, learn the rules and etiquette as much as possible, and don’t stress about it too much.

Acquiring Equipment and Accessories            

While golf is a great sport that is loved by many people, it isn’t for everybody. So, give yourself a period to determine if you enjoy the game.

Once the trial period has passed and you are sure that you will enjoy the game, it will be time to acquire a set of clubs plus other accessories necessary to play the game.

The following list includes the basic items you will need when you make your first trip to the golf course:

• A set of clubs, wedges, and a putter
• Golf bag
• Golf shoes
• Golf balls
• Golf Apparel
• Minor accessories include tees, ball markers, and divot tools.

However, at this stage of your learning, buying your equipment and accessories and controlling costs should be your main focus.

Remember, those fancy name-brand equipment and accessories aren’t going anywhere, and you can buy more expensive items later after you improve your skills.

Also, don’t get caught in the trap of buying a bunch of accessories that you don’t need as a beginner.

Rules of Golf

There are a lot of rules in golf, and the rule book is larger than you might expect and sometimes confusing.

However, as a beginner, you should not get yourself involved with specific rules, but this is not to say that rules are not important.

As a beginner learning to golf, your interest currently is to learn to swing the golf club properly and to make consistent club-to-ball contact. And over a period, you will get comfortable with the basic rules of golf.

While there are plenty of other rules involved with playing golf, here are seven rules listed below that will get you started.

• Never make noise while another player is hitting a shot.
• When on the putting green, don’t walk between the hole and another player’s ball.
• Always rake sand traps when you are done.
• Replace your devout wherever possible.
• Fix the indentation your ball makes on the green.
• Help other golfers look for their ball.
• Play at a reasonable pace, or let the players behind you “play through”.

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