Why did a 5-year-old boy who started learning golf become the “etiquette benchmark” in school?

Ningbo boy Xie Qiantong learned respect from golf etiquette: standing quietly when others serve and actively repairing ball marks. These details made him highly praised in school. His father said: “The integrity and self-discipline taught him by the golf course are more valuable than textbook knowledge.” There are many etiquettes in golf, from proper dress to behavioral norms on the golf course. In the process of constantly learning and practicing these etiquettes, Xie Qiantong gradually developed a good habit of respecting others and paying attention to details. In school, he always abides by discipline, respects teachers and classmates, and takes the initiative to help others. Nowadays, more and more schools are offering golf courses, precisely because of its unique value in moral education, so that young people can subtly improve their personal cultivation and morality in the process of playing golf.