Some actions on the golf course reveal whether a golfer has good manners. Therefore, please share these 7 things that will prove you are a civilized golfer on the course.

1. Do not leave deep footprints on the grass.

PGA Tour golfer Sam Burns used a cloth under his feet when standing in one position for a long time to practice his swing. This is a civilized gesture showing respect for the next player. This might surprise many golfers, but standing in one spot on the green for too long will trample or kill the delicate grass around the hole, inadvertently leaving deep footprints. This really detracts from the aesthetics of the golf course and makes the next player uncomfortable. So, please keep this in mind so everyone can have a comfortable game. 2. Do not cross the path of another golfer who is playing.

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When playing on the green, the most annoying thing for golfers is when they make a putt but someone walks across the putting line or lets their ball land on the putting line. This is really bad and impolite. The best position for a golfer is next to the green until all the other players in the group have finished the hole.

3. It's best to choose someone you know if you're forced to share a golf hole. There are times when the golf course is crowded and the greens are full, leaving golfers with no choice but to share a hole that other golfers are already using. This doesn't violate the rules of golf, but it can unintentionally cause inconvenience to strangers. Therefore, golfers should try to find a space for themselves or friends to play golf with so they can play as comfortably as possible if the green is too crowded. 4. Maintain a steady hand on the wheel when driving a golf cart. There have been many cases where golf cart malfunctions or golfers driving golf carts carelessly have caused the cart to crash into the green. This is unintentional but strangely causes difficulties for the golf course and players after the grass on the green has been crushed, even severely damaged, by the heavy golf carts, leaving the surface plowed. 5. Do not use more than 3 golf balls. If a golfer likes to use many golf balls when playing, it is best not to use more than 3 balls. The number 3 is the perfect number to help players understand the speed of the grass; using more than 3 balls will not only waste time but also leave golf balls scattered everywhere, making the golf course messy. 6. Clean Up After Playing Golf