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Today, you’ll discover “How To Warm Up Before Playing Golf in Just 10 Minutes”
In today’s lesson…
I’ll take you through a quick, 10-minute warm-up that will have you playing your best golf…
…and will keep you from making changes to your swing that you don’t need to make.
Not only will this save you time, but can help you avoid a lot of unnecessary headaches with your swing.
Today, you’ll discover “Eliminate Early Round Mistakes | Simple 3 Step Pre-round Range Routine”
We’ve all been there before, where you just can’t figure it out for a few holes…
…and you ruin your chance at a decent score before you even finish the front 9.
Oftentimes, these early-round mistakes are a result of a poor pre-round routine.
Fortunately for you, I’ve got a quick and easy 3-step warm-up routine…
…that’ll help get you prepared before your round…
…including how to calibrate your aim from round to round.
So you’ll be firing on all cylinders from the first tee and can avoid those early-round hiccups!
Plus, I’ll go over the most important factor that’ll determine if you’re gonna have a good round…
…or a really poor round (revealed around the 3:10 mark).
Make sure you check out today’s video so you can start your next round the right way!
In this video, you’ll learn a great golf warm-up routine.
We all realize that it’s a good idea to warm-up before you hit the first tee…
But I’m often asked by my students, “What’s the best way to warm-up before a round?”
That’s a great question because your pre-round routine, if done right, can really help you get off to a good start and help you throughout your round.
Now, your warm-up routine can vary, but, for the most part, there’s a general framework that I recommend you use.
Below is a quick review of what you’ll see in the video.
Start your warm-up by loosing up.
You can do this with a sand wedge.
Hit nice and easy shots around 40 yards, and gradually build up to a full swing.
Now that you’re hitting full swings, work through your bag.
For example, you can hit a few with your pitching wedge, then 8 iron, then 6 iron.
As you’re working through the bag, concentrate on making a full turn, all the way back and all the way through with a good rotation.
Next, concentrate on your ball flight.
No matter how good a golfer you are, you’ll hit a little different from day to day.
For example, after a few shots, maybe you’re hitting a slight fade.
That’s fine; it just means you’re favoring a slight fade that day.
Next, work on straightening out your ball flight.
Back to previous example, if you’re hitting a fade, adjust your club to a more in-to-out path.
Bonus: To improve your feel, hit a few draws, then a few fades, then hone in your ball flight to hit dead straight shots.
After working on your ball flight, break out the big boy and imagine you’re playing a few of the crucial holes on the course.
For example, if hole #1 is a dog leg left, you may want to hit the ball on the left side of the fairway.
Practice that shot before you even climb on the tee box.
Imagine the added confidence you’ll have on hole #1 if you’ve already practiced that shot several times!
Even if you hit a few stinkers during your warm-up, you’ll have a chance to practice the shot and improve.
Overall, the pre-round routine shown in the video gives you a great process to work through and I promise that your confidence will go through the roof.
Watch this video now to master your golf warm-up routine!
