Whether you’re a first-timer at your neighborhood links or planning to visit one of the world’s most prestigious golf courses, following proper etiquette is imperative.
Business Insider asked PGA pros and course employees about the biggest mistakes people make at golf courses — and how they can be more respectful players.
Here’s what they said.
Spending time watching shots when you want to keep things moving
Justan Johnson, a PGA golf instructor at East Potomac Golf Links and the owner of Blue Golf Performance in Washington, DC, told BI that he doesn’t like it when golfers waste time watching other players’ shots land.
“Instead, they should be…
