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Education
We heard you . . . Save the Date
Basics of Golf: Rules, Etiquette and Handicapping
Limited capacity 60 participants
Zoom Call registration link and details to follow soon . . .
ATTENTION :
On August 17th at 7PM, Maureen Mahoney, our Golf Education Director will be hosting a Zoom call covering some of the basic rules of Golf, Etiquette and Handicapping.
Do you know how to take a Proper drop from a Cart Path or when you are entitled to free relief? More information will be sent out via email with a registration link in the next few days.
This session is perfect for new golfers.
Just a reminder of the importance of maintaining the proper pace of play. Regardless of the venue or the players’ abilities, golfers are expected to keep up with the group ahead at all times. Failing to maintain the pace by allowing a gap of one or more open holes in front of your group, or refusing requests from course personnel to pick up the pace reflects badly on our organization and can damage our relationship with our host courses.
Please review some reminders about pace and course etiquette at https://chapters.lpgaamateurs.com/education/education/NYLI
The warmer weather means more crowded courses and sometimes slower golf rounds, but let’s all do our part to ensure that our members are never the cause of the slow play.
Thank you, Maureen Mahoney Rules Chair
Find all golf rules, etiquette, pace of play resources below and on our website. lpgaamateurslongisland.com
Rules: The USGA Rules of Golf govern our league play. We encourage all members to review Rules and Clarifications (usga.org), and to download the USGA Rules of Golf app so information is readily available should a rules question arise during the course of play.
Etiquette Summary link:
https://www.womensgolf-li.org/2019-EtiquetteConduct.pdf
Etiquette on the Course
The LPGA Amateurs resource, Etiquette on the Course, is designed to help golfers of all experience levels play respectfully and responsibly while protecting the course.
Whether you're new to the game or a seasoned player, this guide covers key topics like:
- What to do when you arrive at the course
- Tips for maintaining a good pace of play
- Scoring etiquette
- And much more
Pace of Play Tips link: Pace of Play Tips
Any questions Contact Lorraine Vultaggio,
Golf Handicap Administrator at handicap@lpgaamateurslongisland.com
Check out and learn more at the LPGA Amateurs Virtual Community link and even download it to share your experiences with your golfing friends and other Chapters !
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