The first chapter in the Rules of Golf is about golf etiquette. The etiquette rules that golf promotes have deep cultural connotations and broad social significance. For example, the "consideration of other players", "pitch priority" and "protection of the pitch lawn" mentioned in the rules all reflect a gentleman's demeanor of putting others before oneself and being a corporal. Therefore, the world also Call golf a "gentleman's sport". Under the influence of its rules and the constraints of people's subjective consciousness, players' confirmation and evaluation of their own performance should reflect good self-discipline quality, which is the etiquette and player code of conduct that golf respects Another important manifestation of golf. These characteristics fully reflect the rich cultural connotation and civilized and elegant sports characteristics of golf.
