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    Golf Etiquette
    Golf Etiquette
    Golf Etiquette
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    Golf Etiquette

    By Darryl Craig

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    Secrets of the Pro Golfer Minds Revealed!

    The Golf Swing Secret Is Finally Revealed...

    "Finally, The Nitty-Gritty Guide Revealed By The Pro Showing You The Full Insights Of Secret Strategies & Techniques On How To Improve Your Golf Game For Fun & Profit!"

    You're About To Discover The Secret Techniques On How To Perfect Your Golf Game For Higher Score & It Works Even On Your Virtual Golf Game Experience!

    Want to save Thousand of Dollars of Consultation fees from Expert Golfers?

    Want to Improve Your Golf Swing?

    Well You found Yourself on the Right Page.

    That's right, I am about to show you the Definitive guide with Secret strategies on how to Perfect your Golf game, get a much Higher Score and choosing the right clubs in the shortest possible time!

    This e-book is being written with the full insight about Golf and it's unrevealed the right way and Secret techniques to Help you getting started to Swing the Ball on the green the easy way.

    All you do need is a little Knowledge and a little Information, the Kind of Information we are going to Share with You. So that You can Quickly put the Lessons into Use and Start applying the Techniques on the Golf game. Almost before you realize what is happening, you'll find yourself in the "Inner Circle" of Golfing knowledge containing the Secrets and hidden tricks that allow experts to charge CRAZY fees - for nothing more than implementing Proven Principles.!

    This e-book Covers Everything there is to know about Golf Etiquette. In fact, some people have called it the "The Golden Wood"!

    This E-Book is like having your very own golfing instructor that you can refer and ask questions anytime that you need to. You're going to discover so many things on how to use simple, brief and Precise Guidelines that will take you step-by-step to Empower and Enhance your Golfing experience at anytime you wish. Not only will you learn all the Benefits and Advantages of learning to all the techniques and principles on Golf Etiquette, but you'll also learn the extra bonus tips to actually teach people.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherDarryl Craig
    Release dateDec 12, 2017
    ISBN9781386821144
    Golf Etiquette
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    Darryl Craig

    My name is Darryl Craig. Been Trading Forex for over 10 Years. Teaching for Over 7.Made and Making Excellent Amounts of Money Trading Forex. I Love Foreign Currencies and Indexes. I Hate Seeing People Being led Down a Dead End.

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      Golf Etiquette - Darryl Craig

      Chapter 1: The Basics Fundamental

      Golf is the one game that bridges perfectly the gap between the corporate world and the sports world. Loved by both the business and sports community alike, this great game has really become quite popular. If you desire for whatever reason, business or sports, to learn how to play golf, you must first learn the basics and perfect them.

      Learning the basics is very important in golf. It’s like building, if you don’t get the foundation right, it doesn’t matter how beautiful or high the building is, it will eventually come down. Getting the basics right and perfecting it, in my opinion is what makes great golfers like Tiger Woods who they are. Tiger started playing golf at a very young age, he learnt and perfected the basics and today he is reaping the benefits.

      Learning and perfecting the basics helps you to really know the game and be a great player. The secret of success in life in any endeavor lies in the simple and basic things.  Success in Business, for example, is all about providing what people need when they need it. It’s that simple, yet not many people get that simple principle right but those who get it right are the most successful. That’s why the world’s richest main are not those with complicated degrees but those with simple business plans. In Golf also, success is in the basics. Basic things like, the swing, the clubs and the course. 

      The Swing

      There is nothing so basic and yet as important in golf as the swing. The swing is what differentiates great players from ordinary players. Every player’s most important thing in golf is learning his swing. Golf is simply about swinging a club, hitting a ball towards and eventually into a hole. The swing is what makes the winner. Everybody has access to the same kind of clubs, they are sold everywhere, the same kind of course but not the same swing. You must learn how perfectly to control the ball with your swing. Swings are perfected with practice. The control of the ball is in the swing. So there is a need for you to really work on your swing and perfect it. Of course the basics of how to hold the club, how to stand and how to drive the ball can be generally taught but the perfect swing that yields the perfect drive you will have to cultivate yourself.

      The Clubs

      One of the very important golf basics is the golf clubs. You must know your clubs well. Know which to use at what distance in which condition and for what purpose. This knowledge separates the top players from the usual players.

      The Course

      Though there are special regulations guiding the construction of a course, professional golf players will tell you that courses differ one from another. Knowing and mastering the course is important. It’s what lets you know how to hit your ball, where to hit it and where to avoid. Great players take time to examine each course before playing in any tournament. Knowing the course well may be what differentiates the winner from the others eventually.

      Success is in the learning and perfecting the basics and your success in golf is guaranteed within a shortest time.

      The History of Golf

      Arguably golf’s interesting origin began five centuries in the past. It is a historical fact that due to the interference of golf with much more serious combat drills James II of Scotland banned golf in an act of Parliament on March 6 in the year 1457.  There is general agreement among historians and golf fans alike that the Scots were the first golfers who became somewhat addicted to the sport. However the person responsible for the invention of golf is open to debate. And debate will ensue if you breech the subject with the right persons. 

      It has been suggested that bored sheepherders became quite exceptional at knocking round shaped stones into rabbit holes with their wooden shepherd’s staffs. Making a competitive game of the boredom seemed inevitable. After all women’s lib was not yet even considered so that means the shepherds were men. Let’s face another fact of history; men tend to be more of a competitive nature. Various forms of golf were played as early as the fourteenth century. These games were played in Holland, Belgium,

      France as well as in Scotland, thus the debate of golf’s origin is rightly fueled. 

      There is another historical fact that Scottish Baron, James VI, was the man who delivered the game we know today as golf to the English. For many years the game was played on severely rugged terrain, where no proper upkeep was required. In most accounts golf was played with crudely cut holes in the ground where the earth was reasonably flat. 

      It was a group of Edinburgh golfers who first formed an organized club. In 1744 the Honorable Company of Edinburgh Golfers was established. At this time in history the first thirteen laws of golf were drawn up for an annual competition. This first competition consisted of players from any part of Great Britain or Ireland. 

      One of the earliest golf clubs that were formed outside golf’s debatable native home of Scotland was the Royal Blackheath Golf Club of England. Blackheath came into existence in 1766 and the Old Manchester Golf Club was founded on the Kersal Moor in 1818.

      By the late 1800’s the Royal Montreal Club and the Quebec Golf Club were to become the first in North America. It wasn’t until 1888 that golf resurfaced in the United States with more fervor than each prior surfacing. Even then it was a Scotsman, John Reid, who first built a three-hole course in Yonkers New York. St. Andrews Club of Yonkers was built in a thirty-acre site near to the original three-hole course. 

      From the hesitant and fitful start golf grew rapidly as the new national pastime in America. Modern for its time the golf club, Shinnecock Hills was founded in 1891 and in the nine years left in that century more than one thousand prestigious golf clubs opened in North America.

      The historical value of golf is as interesting as any part of our heritage. Following the path that golf took to get from a shepherd’s field to the amazing golf courses that dot our culture today it is no wonder golf remains a popular pastime in all parts of the world.

      What Are Golfers Thinking About Golf Movies?

      There are several movies set around golf in some form, and golfers may be tempted to critique the players and the golf games played in those movies. You have to be aware of your motives, if you’re a die-hard golfer who always anxious to watch the next golf movie. If you’re looking for instruction, you’ll probably be disappointed. The golfers of movies never make a bad swing unless they were supposed to it’s the magic of Hollywood. But golf movies do have the ability to motivate us as golfers, or even as would-be golfers.

      Hollywood will make a movie about anything literally, and the sport of golf is no exception. And, with Hollywood making golf movies, comes the fact some of them are good, while others are not worth watching. This, though, will be up to the individual who makes the choice of which movie to see.

      We will start with a golf movie starring Kevin Costner and examine it, following it with the Matt Damon, Will Smith entry and end up with Adam Sandler. Know this, while these are three golf movies, they are not the only ones out there or available.

      Beginning with "Tin Cup", we find a golfing legend, but are never really told how Roy McAvoy achieved legendary status. We are informed he is a world class ball striker who has a knack for never finishing anything.

      The fun begins when he meets Rene Russo, a local psychologist. Through a series of trial and error, "Cup", as the character is most often called, finds himself qualified for the

      U.S. Open. Theoretically, this is possible, but highly unlikely as making the cut for the Open is extremely difficult for tour players, much less driving range pros. 

      Overall, it’s not a bad movie. It’s nearly impossible to foresee the fiasco Costner will face once he’s at the Open, or even the encouragement he gets from Russo.

      Next coming of "The Legend of Bagger Vance" where Will Smith helps Matt Damon find himself and what’s important to him through golf. The movie begins with the father of Charlize Theron killing himself after building the course, only to have the Depression hit. Theron extorts Bobby Jones and Walter Hagen to play in a match

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