Playing Golf

The first time I took a class, I was completely clueless. I listened to the teacher's etiquette class. Then I started to practice swinging. At first, it was a pendulum, that is, a small amplitude touch. However, it was really difficult to hit the ball out while maintaining the standard action for the first time. As for the first swing, the class lasted 45 minutes, and I never really hit a standard ball. I either shaved my head or rubbed the grass first. I probably got a little tired of golf at this time. Later, I went to the driving range for the first time. At this time, I was probably able to use a 7-iron. The distance of 87 yards was actually quite good. However, because of the wrong posture and method, my thumb was broken. It really hurt, but at that time, I felt for the first time that the feeling of surpassing myself again and again in golf was very wonderful, so I didn't care about the pain. Finally, it was the first time I really played. Although it was nine holes, I was still exhausted, but I was still very happy to score 51 for the first time. As for the feeling of playing, it was completely different from the usual class and driving range. First of all, I experienced the concept of golf for others. Because of my poor level, I often hit the ball into other people's courts, so I needed to shout: Watch the ball to remind other golfers. In addition, I messed up the bunkers when I played bunker balls, so I had to clean them up with a sand rake. And I was also told not to step on other people's putting routes, etc. The tension of hitting the ball was also different from usual. The most impressive thing was a 100-yard frontal water obstacle. I had to hit 3 balls into the water to pass it, which resulted in not enough balls later. The surrounding facilities of the golf course are also great, with snacks, desserts, and tea. After playing golf, I also had a buffet. In short, participating in golf is not only a sports experience, but also an experience of etiquette and life attitude