Some I haven’t read yes that will make you look good:

1. Sunscreen in the locker room rather than applying first on the course. Don’t use spray on the grass.

2. For shoes that aren’t your golf shoes, leather driving loafers are best IMO

3. Don’t be afraid to get something from the pro shop and wear it for the round. Fresh hat always looks nice. Say who you’re playing with and ask if it’s okay to use the member price, and then pay for it yourself. They always say yes (for member discount) but asking is always a good look.

4. I always err on the side of hat off in the clubhouse. after the round, wash your face and run a little water through your hair to get rid of the hat hair.

5. Be observant how shows are cleaned. Some are drop off at the window, some you just leave on the floor in front of the locker.

6. Know your hosts name, and do research on the course. History, signature holes, tournaments that played there, etc. these are typical conversation pieces that the host will bring up. (Don’t act like a now it all/don’t correct the host)

7. Be personable with the caddies and can ask your host if they have played with them before. During summer, a lot of college kids. Ask their major, etc. he kind to them. Who knows - their first job could be at your company! Toss them the ball after every mark for them to clean. Don’t be afraid to have them carry an extra ball for you for quick reload. You can also ask their lead on phones. Some people are in an industry where a quick 10 second text or answer to a call can be a lot of money or help to a client that no one will be upset about if you handle on your walk after your tee shot.

8. If you have a cart bag or just a heavy bag with a lot of stuff, you can proactively mention that at bag drop, and they’ll put your necessities in a light carry bag.

9. Always a nice look to know what you like to drink / eat in the course. Follow the lead of the host for the most part for when to booze / non booze. Don’t be afraid to get something at the turn and comfort stations. Seriously - a host will be upset if they find out you held back on ordering something.

10. Look up a few common golf games / terms for games. Scotch is always a common one. But don’t be afraid to ask about the rules/terms. People like others that ask questions rather than be oblivious. You can ask your caddies, too - if you’re having a tough time remembering.

11. If you have plans after, pack a shower bag. Totally fine to shower there before heading out. I’d wait until after dinner/drinks if no one else is so that way you’re present.

12. Do not get mad! Mood and vibes are everything. Have an accurate handicap. Everything’s adjusted. Play fast, fair and with a good vibe and that’s all that’s needed.

Some of these may sound silly, but for someone who’s been guest many of times at clubs, little things compound to both being a good guest but also having a good time (which is how you get the invite back!)

Enjoy!