Meet Team JAM - They are not related to each other- just friends!

A fun light hearted section on teaching pace of play, some rules and understanding a few definitions in golf. There are 24 rules and hundreds of decisions on the rules.

  • Lots of Junior Pro Tips

  • Get info on Pace of Play

  • Understand some Definitions

  • Gain insight into Etiquette

Course curriculum

    1. Meet Team JAM - Nope they are not siblings!

    1. Bad etiquette in a bunker - but funny!

    2. Raking a bunker can be fun.

    3. Where do you put your push cart?

    4. Wet your towel before you go to play.

    5. Let's keep your grips dry.

    6. You may share the yardage with your group to improve pace of play.

    7. Count your clubs before you leave.

    8. Don't be that guy on the tee!

    9. Wash your grips often.

    10. Be concise when asking for a player to move their ball marker.

    1. What does winter rules mean?

    2. How is the teeing area defined?

    3. Playing a provisional ball.

    4. What to do when 2 balls are beside each other?

    5. There is a penalty if you clean your ball when not allowed.

    6. You can only fairly take your stance on any shot.

    7. Taking free relief from an 'immovable obstruction'.

    8. Playing a wrong ball is a penalty.

    9. Interesting rule - I can wrap a towel on the grip.

    10. Unplayable lie in the bunker - there are many options.

    11. Embedded ball - sometimes in the rough.

    12. My students tee up 12-18 inches behind the markers.

    13. Be careful regarding this rule!!!

    14. Water, Water everywhere.

    15. You (almost) hit from the wrong tees!

    16. You dropped something on your ball on the green!

    17. Interesting - How to mark your ball on the fringe

    18. Do not put anything on your clubface!

    19. Yikes! What if you break a tree branch on purpose?

    20. Penalty for improving your line of play!

    21. Don't change the loft on your driver during play

    22. Playing a Damaged Club

    23. Match Play - Who goes first.

About this course

  • 34 lessons