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Golf
Tips for the First Tee:
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Everyone
wants to get off to good start and unfortunately this can
lead to tension on the first tee. Ideally you will have been
able to hit some balls before you go to the first tee to help
you release some energy and get the feel for hitting the ball.
However this is often not possible for the recreational golfer.
At the very least take several vigorous swings after doing
some warm up and stretching. Then after the vigorous swings
let yourself relax for a couple of minutes to let the adrenalin
die off. For more first tee warm-up tips
click
here.
The
key once you are ready to get going
is to make sure that you build confidence on the first tee
by hitting a good shot.
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Don't
be afraid to be ultra conservative off the tee and use an iron if
your chances of hitting a good cold shot with a wood is less than
50 %. You are much better off getting a bogie on the first hole than
hitting your first shot terribly. Try to stay focussed on that first
shot rather than thinking about what your round is going to be like.
Try
the POWERSTIK to increase distance, accuracy, and consistency
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