26.08.2023

Yes, there are indeed certain rules of etiquette when playing golf. Today, we'll try to cover them in as much detail as possible.

A Bit of History

There is no exact date for when the game of golf first appeared. One theory is that it was invented by Scottish shepherds who used their crooks to knock stones into rabbit holes. Another theory suggests that golf originated in the Roman Empire. There is also a belief that golf was first born in China. However, modern golf as we know it does, in fact, trace its roots back to Scotland.

So, What Are the Rules of Etiquette When Playing Golf?

Respect others through your attire. Wearing footwear that could damage the playing surface is not permitted.

1) It is very important to play with dignity, politeness, and honesty.

2) You must respect other players and the course itself.

3) Do not distract other players when they are about to take a shot or when they are preparing to do so.

4) After taking your shot, you must leave the area of that particular hole.

5) Unlike regular golf, in mini-golf players must not swing the club too widely in order to avoid injuring others.

6) Do not hold up the game.

7) Allow faster players to play through.

Talking on the phone is also discouraged. However, in today's world, that's probably just a good thing.
Mini-golf is a wonderful way to have a great time with family or friends and enjoy genuine, live interaction during the game. And if you are planning a business meeting, a game of mini-golf can help you hold your negotiations in an informal, outdoor setting.

If you are not yet familiar with this wonderful game, we are here to help!
The animation team at the Hilton Garden Inn Moscow New Riga will be happy to explain all the rules and teach you how to play.