Some Basic Etiquette

Most of the following is actually common sense, or at least it should be. However, you will met quite a few golfers who just don't care. Here's how it should be:

Be sure to be patient and respect other players on the course as you wish to be respected.
Don't produce any loud noise. Normal speaking or conversation is ok; shouting or loud laughing is not!
Be prepared to arrive your scheduled tee-off in time.
Don't make practice swings on the the teeoff zone.
Do not stand too close behind, near or in front of any other player.
Be absolutely quiet while any other player wants to make his shot.
Always be prepared to play your ball in order to avoid any delay in the game.
Don't play your stroke if other players intend to do their puts on any green in the neighborhood.
Don't play your shot as long as any player in front of you may be in hit distance to you.
Don't drive your buggy or trolley over teeoff areas, greens or through sand bunker.
Before putting be sure to leave your trolley somewhere beside the green, preferably in an area beside the next teeoff zone.
While walking to your ball, try to consider how to play it best.
In case you or your flight is forced to search after any lost ball, invite the following flight to follow through before continuing your search.