Rules and terminology of golf

First, there's the venue terminology.

Tee Tee: One of the terms often seen in the game interface, it refers to the flat area where a golfer serves the first ball per hole.

The Hreen Green: A very flat area around the hole.

Fairway: A wide grassy area from tee to green.

Bunker bunker: There are many obstacles on the fairway, and the bunker is the most common.

Next, there's the rule terminology.

par: Par, the standard or number of balls that a golfer should use to hit the ball into a given hole. It is usually determined by the length and difficulty of the hole, which is generally 3-5 pars.

birdie: Birdie means birdie, which refers to a golfer playing a hole with one less stroke than par. Whereas, Doule Bogey refers to the golfer who has completed a hole using two fewer strokes than par. The record is not good!

OB: Out of bounds, there are many obstacles on the golf course that affect your play, and there are also canyons, sea water and other out-of-bounds areas in the beautiful map of "GF Adventure", but you have to consider all aspects before swinging! Pay special attention to the occasional airplane or balloon!

Race coaching, you can ask about the facts that everyone knows, such as the location of the bunker, flagpole, etc.; However, if you ask your partner what number of strokes he is using, he will be awarded a penalty of 2 strokes; If a companion does, he will also be punished.

Men who are just starting out should usually choose a white tee. Don't forget to pick up your used tee when you leave the tee at the bat.

Scoring method: In regular competitions, the ranking is calculated by how many strokes are played, and the net stroke ranking will be calculated in amateur competitions, net stroke = total stroke - handicap.

The handicap is generally calculated using the New New Beria formula.

Six of the 18 holes drawn are not counted.

Handicap (sum of par scores for the remaining 12 holes) is capped at double par per hole.

Through the manners and manners of a golfer on the course, it is possible to observe whether he loves the game of golf, understands the traditions of golf, and respects the peers with whom he plays, and then evaluates his cultivation and character. Basic golf etiquette, The basic etiquette of golf mainly includes the following aspects: pay attention to safety, safety is so important in golf that golf rules and golf etiquette are listed at the top of the opening chapter.

If players don't have enough awareness of the toughness of golf balls and clubs, the course can become a dangerous place. Therefore, players should take it very seriously: do not hit the ball or practice empty swings in front of people, as the ball or inadvertently hit stones, branches and turf may hit others.