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Tag Archives: golf course
Out of Play Areas – Golf Etiquette
The United States Golf Association (USGA) advises us to adhere to wildlife signs and avoid venturing into those designated rough and out-of-play areas to help improve wildlife habitat on the golf course.
Posted in Etiquette Tips, Golf Etiquette
Tagged golf balls, golf course, Golf Etiquette, golf tips, out-of-play golf
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Golf Etiquette – Dealing With Frost Issues
It is estimated a group of four golfers take close to 5,000 steps on just the course greens during a round of golf. It is important to recognize the effect those 5,000 steps might have on the course conditions. When … Continue reading
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Tagged frost delay, golf, golf course, golf greens, tee times
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