Speed Your Stroke Up II

 6) You should take with yourself enough tees and ready balls, thus, you won't need to take them back to the equipment bag.
 7) Once you think your is like to be lost or out of bounds, please hit a provisional ball immediately. Do not replay after you have really failed to find it, or the mood of all the people around should be affected.
 8) You should limit your time for looking for the ball, though you 5 allowed minutes. In the casual plays, you are advised to use at most 1 minute to search for it or just give up searching and hit a provisional ball. On the formal plays or matches, you should give way to the next group before you begin to find, which won't waste the time.　
 9) Do not stop stroking because of your chat with others. You may continue the talk after the stroke.
 10) Once you have stroked your ball onto the green, you must immediately observe the putting path and the slope of green, thus, you are able to begin the putt quickly.
11) Before you go to the green, you'd better keep your equipment bag and cart close to the green on the road toward the next tee. Never keep them far away from the green, lest you have to go needless long way.
12) You'd better not linger or count your shots on the green or close to it.you should leave there for the next teeing ground promptly.
13) If you and your fellow golfers have abided by the above principles, but still play for a long time, then you may try to change the order of strokes, that is, whoever completes preparation fastest plays first , instead of depending on the distance you have stroked.