It had been a long time since
the Golf was separated of its image of an exclusive leisure
reserved for an elite... Convivial sport, combining full
air and friendly competition, the Golf is also an excellent
means of discovering splendid sites. Then to begin or improve,
nothing of such as benefitting from the training courses
and the courses which we selected for you. The areas or
Golf in France proposes to you to stay are rich in historical
inheritance and has a large variety of course of golf. Undulating
golf and very rythmic, it is appreciated for its relaxation
side. The distances and the obstacles also constitute an
interesting course for the more technical players
Some useful
information : Stems :
Pay attention to your stems. Check any trace of rust and
clean it with WD-40 like previouslyOne
can also use the mine of a pencil to withdraw this rust
of a stem. Be sure that there are not bumps or abrasions
on the stem. The stem could be weakened and it should be
replaced to prevent that it breaks during a run up.Be assured
that no stem is shaking. Seize the head in a hand and the
handle in another and twist the stick. Any movement or squeaking
indicates that it is separated and that it must be repaired.
Be assured that all the stems are similar. Check the flexibility
and the length of the various sticks. Irons generally have
a variation of 12.7 mm (1/2 inch)of length between them
while wood have a variation of 25 mm (1 inch). All variations
could have an impact at the control or the distance from
the ball. Replace or adjust the stems in need.Check your
sticks regularly and notice how a well maintained stick
can help you to improve your play. For assistance on the
checking of your equipment, consult a professional of golf
or a specialist in assembly of the stick.
Made attention
with the ball :
Before striking or making a blow of practice, the
golfor must make sure that nobody is likely to be struck
by the stick or the ball, or by stones, , branches or any
object which it could raise in his enthusiasm.The most efficient
golfor have precedence on the starting hillock, and he must
put his ball in the play before his adversary or competitor.No
one should move, speak or be near the ball or the cup or
directly behind, when the golfor prepares his blow or strikes
the ball. Before striking his ball, the golfor must make
sure that the players who precede him are out of reach.A
golf ball can become very dangerous: its speed approaches
the 200 km/h and it weighs 47 gr.. It thus should be made
sure that one can wound nobody. A first attempt can send
a stone in the eye of a partner. You also ensure that you
will not touch anybody with your club: with a tightened
arm the head of the club is at two meters from you.
Prohibitions
in golf :
Before leaving a bunker, a player must stop and level with
care all holes and prints of step that he made,, to repair
the divots, the impacts of ball and the damage caused by
the nails of shoses.A player must make sure that any hole
of divot which he made and any damage made by a ball on
the green is carefully repaired.The damage caused with the
greens by the nails of the shoes must be repaired once the
hole finished by all the players of the group.The players
must also take care that by depositing bags or flag, they
do not damage the green and that themselves or their juniors
do not damage too much close, by handling the flag or by
withdrawing the ball from the hole.The flag must be correctly
replaced in the hole before the players leave the green.
The players should not damage the green while leaning on
their putter, in particular when they withdraw the ball
from the hole. .
The golf of
Marivaux :
The golf of Marivaux, located between
Ulis and Marcoussis (91), to 30 mn of the Door of Saint-Cloud
(N118) is a true paradise for amateurs of course in the
forest. Before all ,it is your strategy of play which will
enable you to finish with a honourable chart; the course
is relatively short and narrow; the choice of the good club
at the beginning is thus very important. The difficulties
are quite present: doglegs, difference of levels (important
on some holes), bunkers, parts of water and underwoods are
to be absoluetly avoided. A comfortable club-house with
beautiful cloakrooms (sauna and jaccuzi in the program)
as well as a restaurant with terrace will well help you
to keep away from your sorrow. One thus invites you to the
golf of the Island of France which you must discover
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the
golfor must make sure that nobody is likely to be struck
by the stick or the ball, or by stones, , branches or any
object which it could raise in his enthusiasm.The most efficient
golfor have precedence on the starting hillock, and he must
put his ball in the play before his adversary or competitor.No
one should move, speak or be near the ball or the cup or
directly behind, when the golfor prepares his blow or strikes
the ball. Before striking his ball, the golfor must make
sure that the players who precede him are out of reach.A
golf ball can become very dangerous: its speed approaches
the 200 km/h and it weighs 47 gr.. It thus should be made
sure that one can wound nobody. A first attempt can send
a stone in the eye of a partner. You also ensure that you
will not touch anybody with your club: with a tightened
arm the head of the club is at two meters from you. 
Before leaving a bunker, a player must stop and level with
care all holes and prints of step that he made,, to repair
the divots, the impacts of ball and the damage caused by
the nails of shoses.A player must make sure that any hole
of divot which he made and any damage made by a ball on
the green is carefully repaired.The damage caused with the
greens by the nails of the shoes must be repaired once the
hole finished by all the players of the group.The players
must also take care that by depositing bags or flag, they
do not damage the green and that themselves or their juniors
do not damage too much close, by handling the flag or by
withdrawing the ball from the hole.The flag must be correctly
replaced in the hole before the players leave the green.
The players should not damage the green while leaning on
their putter, in particular when they withdraw the ball
from the hole. .