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I recently went out and proceeded to shoot a 50 on the front 9 and a 37 on the back. As a 13 handicap the 50 was a bit disturbing. Got me wondering if i was prepared for the round. As a bit OCD my routine is always the same.
Stretch 10 swings with 2 irons, (added weight) 5-10 practice swings without ball, focusing on plane 5 light swings, with ball, gap wedge 5 full swings with gap wedge 5 swings w/ 9 iron 5 swings w/ 7 iron 5 swings w/ 5 iron 5 swings w/ hybrid 5 swings w/ 3 metal 5 swings w/ Driver off grass 5 chips w/ 56* Spend 10-15 minutes on putting green What routine do you use? |
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I recently went out and proceeded to shoot a 50 on the front 9 and a 37 on the back. As a 13 handicap the 50 was a bit disturbing. Got me wondering if i was prepared for the round. As a bit OCD my routine is always the same. My routine is: I punch about 20 balls with my lowest lofted iron (4 iron for me) 10 Full swings with a 6 iron 5 Full swings with a 5 iron 10 full swings with an 8 iron 5 full swings with a 7 iron 10 full swings with a PW 5 full swings with a 9 iron (I know that might look confusing, but I try to skip an Iron and go back to it so im constantly changing lofts and lengths. Im not just going long to short or short to long) I honestly hit 7 or 8 balls total with my 2 hybrids (2&3) Then I hit 2 with my driver and 2 with my sand wedge and keep alternating until ive hit about 24 balls. On school of golf I heard it was a great way to work on tempo. So ive been doing it ever since and I like it. I hardly ever use alignment sticks pre round. I use them post round or on a day where im just gonna practice. Then I stretch. I do like 3 different stretches that I like for me. And then I putt for about 30 mins. That routine is all over the map haha. I usually start close to the hole and work my way out. Then Ill just work on putts that have been giving me trouble as of late (ex: long up hill putts). Ill then put 2 balls in my left pocket and about 7 tees and 2 coins in my right and head to the box to get some bets lol. |
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I'm sorry to say that my normal routine is to just go to the first tee and play. I'll take some extra practice swings to get a little loose, but I pretty much just start cold. There is no doubt that this hurts me at times as well, but I just don't have much time most days to hit shots before playing. This is the way I have been my whole life. Just tee it up and go. Really not the right way, but it is what it is for me. Our range is right near the first tee and if there is a wait, I will go hit a few driver shots but that is about it.
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I'm sorry to say that my normal routine is to just go to the first tee and play. I'll take some extra practice swings to get a little loose, but I pretty much just start cold. There is no doubt that this hurts me at times as well, but I just don't have much time most days to hit shots before playing. This is the way I have been my whole life. Just tee it up and go. Really not the right way, but it is what it is for me. Our range is right near the first tee and if there is a wait, I will go hit a few driver shots but that is about it. |
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If I have time, I like to hit about 6 wedge shots, 6 with a short iron, 6 with a mid/long iron, 3 drives, and that's about it. I only want to loosen up, not have a full practice routine before I play!
edited to add - don't forget to putt! After the shots, I'll hit a few long putts to the fringe to get a feel for speed, then a few short putts to get my confidence with those in. |
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I strech the quads,hammies, rotate the shoulders front and back and stretch the back.
Then I'll take a few practice swings just to gage how I feel (pain or no pian) I start with full 4 iron shots 7 to 10 then back down to the 56* with half shots to a target 50 to 80 yds away 10 of these Full sand wedge shots 100 yds maybe 5 swings Jump to the 7 iron to work the ball both directions first right to left then hold off fades Up to the 5 iron for some high/low shots Three wood for 5 swings Then The driver, trying to hit a 3 to 5 yd draws down the right side. Then I hit the high cuts starting in the middle and fall off to the right. Depending on the course I may take a few swings with the hybrids (short courses only) Move to putting green where I work on my speed and distance control. I am not too worried about holeing these putts. I work on my setup over the putter and find my speeds. Back to the cart for tees, markers and balls. This all takes about 30 to 45 minutes. |
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I'm sorry to say that my normal routine is to just go to the first tee and play. I'll take some extra practice swings to get a little loose, but I pretty much just start cold. There is no doubt that this hurts me at times as well, but I just don't have much time most days to hit shots before playing. This is the way I have been my whole life. Just tee it up and go. Really not the right way, but it is what it is for me. Our range is right near the first tee and if there is a wait, I will go hit a few driver shots but that is about it. If I have time, I like to hit about 6 wedge shots, 6 with a short iron, 6 with a mid/long iron, 3 drives, and that's about it. I only want to loosen up, not have a full practice routine before I play! My routine is: 10-15 balls with my lob-wedge, and if I have time I work up through the bag. But if I do not have the time for the whole bag, the wedges usually gets my swing going, and I am not killing them for extra distance, so I keep my faults at a minimum. |
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