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Pre-Shot Routine

Planning the shot ahead, approach from behind the ball. Pick an intermediate target. Aiming at something new a few feet away is easier and more accurate than aiming at 200 yards away.

Approach the ball and take a stance about a foot back where you will make your next shot. Take a smooth practice swing. Focus all your attention on your upcoming shot.

Take your final stance and start your backswing with your personal swing key. This is an example of a typical pre-shot routine. Yours may differ. It is important to develop your own routine.

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Golf Tips and Golf Drills

Golf Fundamentals
◦ Golf Grip
◦ Golf Stance
◦ Golf Alignment
◦ Swing Path
◦ Pre Shot Routine
◦ Solving Problems
◦ Take A Lesson
◦ Play A Range Round

Full Swing
◦ Feet Together Drill
◦ Golf Weight Shift Two Step
◦ The Power Turn
◦ One Piece Turn
◦ Power Positions
◦ Swish Drill
◦ Shoulder Drill
◦ Inside the Stripe
◦ Balance and Tempo
◦ The Driver

Short Game
◦ Chipping Stroke
◦ Track Drill
◦ Extended Club
◦ Up and Down
◦ Flight and Roll
◦ The Pitch Shot
◦ Pitch Drill
◦ Putting Basics
◦ Perfect Putting
◦ Tracking Strokes
◦ Five in a Row
◦ Batting Average
◦ Sand Shot
◦ Sand Tee Drill
◦ Two Line Drill
◦ Fairway Bunker

Fix Your Slice
◦ Slice Basics 2
◦ Slice Basics 3
◦ Slice Basics 4
◦ Seven Steps
◦ Feet Together Drill 2
◦ Release/Split Grip
◦ Right Foot Back
◦ Inside the Stripe 2
◦ Weight Shift Two Step 2
◦ Flying Elbows
◦ Understanding the Slice
◦ Quick Fix
◦ Relapse
◦ Basic Setup Record

2007 PGA Report - Joe Davidson

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