Now that you're full of turkey and all of the assorted accoutrements of a large Thanksgiving dinner, you want a few workout. It's time to head play some golf!
But maybe you've got a few questions about... well, any number of things that happen on a golf course. Then Golf Digest has just the thing for you. They've done a web-only article called How To Do Everything In Golf that you can find at this link. It's a massive 43-frame slideshow that covers all sorts of things:
- etiquette questions like how to tend the flag or rake a bunker or use your phone on the course;
- rules questions like how to take relief (that's the slide below; there's text beside it in the slide show);
- playing questions like how to practice vs how to warm up, or how to practice in your backyard;
- diverse questions like how to yell "fore," how to avoid losing balls and how to stretch;
And the text that accompanies each slide, while brief, is very informative. You'll probably learn something you didn't know just by flipping through it. (For example, I didn't know that whole grain bread is a better energy source on the course than multigrain bread. That's on slide 30, "How to eat and drink during a round.")
It's a pretty stunning little guide that offers you brief steerage on a extensive variety of things that can make your spherical extra enjoyable. So, in case you've were given a bit time, take a brief turn via it. You may pick out up something certainly beneficial.
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