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1. Golf
2. Must play the ball where it lies. Only allowed 14 clubs in a bag at once. White stakes = stroke and distance. Red stakes = lateral hazard. Yellow Stakes = Water hazzard. Always play your first ball. Play the ball where it lies. EACH STROKE COUNTS. Count every stroke you take.
3. Say “good shoot” or “nice ball” after every shot your opponent makes. Never throw clubs, take tantrums etc. Take on hat and shake hands before and after a round.
4. Mostly explained above ^^^ just write similar wording.
5. If a conflict arises between my team and the opposing team, I would tell everyone to calm down and this is supposed to be a gentleman’s sport. If it was a fight over a rule, I would call the rule instructor and tell them about the case.
Hope this helps!
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