Golf etiquette tips and advicefrom @shaneohgolfs

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Good is so broken, I think we just need to go back to the basics. So here are five etiquette non negotiables that we all need to be following, whether we've been playing the game for fifty days or fifty years. Number five, shut up politely, please. Just for twenty seconds. As soon as somebody addresses their ball, stop telling your story. It can wait. Give them the respect to hit their shot in peace and quiet. And if you're one of those people that's gonna say, well, I don't mind a little bit of better. Sorry. Everybody's not as cool as you. Number four, fill your divots. If any amount of grass is uprooted out of the earth, take the sand that's on the golf cart, turn it upside down, and fill your divots. Number three, play ready golf. We're not in competition, and bogeys don't hold honors on the tee box. Now if you wanna honor birdies, completely respect that. Don't hop in front of a birdie. Fill your divots. And if you like golf content like this, make sure you're following. Number two, and this one might be a hot take. Shake your playing partner's hands after the round. You just played 18 holes with them. Whether it's friends, family, or a stranger, shake their hand. We gotta go back to the basics. Fill your divots. Number one, stop giving unsolicited swing advice. This goes for everybody. Unless someone asks you, keep your opinions to worse, especially the older generation, to women at driving ranges. Stop. Fill your divots.