Correctly and safely drive a golf cart at golf courses A- 1:48

Playing golf could be a pain if you don't know all of the basic rules, tips and etiquette associated with the sport. You could find yourself off the fairway (and not on the green, if you know what I mean), or you could find yourself getting kicked out of the golf course for greens damages or unsafe practices and you could find yourself merely being the worst golfer with a club in his hand.

Let USGA (United States Golf Association) help you out with these animated golf video tutorials. Golf rules and regulations will never bother you again, as long as you pay attention to these animations. This video will show you how to correctly and safely drive a golf cart at golf courses. There are reasons why it’s proper to obey cart path signs so that turf compaction is avoided, and to follow golf cart rules means staying safe and keeping everyone else safe around you.

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