Warming Up: Before playing in an outing, hit balls first and then drink last.
The worse thing you could do when playing in an outing is not warm up. There are lots of ways to warm up; taking a couple clubs and swinging them, hitting balls, chipping, pitching and putting.
What do the pros do before they play in a golf tournament?
They hit balls first and then go to the putting green because they want the feel of the speed of the greens before they go out and play.
Now, if you are just there to have fun, start drinking in your car before you get there.
Regardless, pace yourself, moderation and more than likely, it's a business outing so don't make a fool of yourself.
Par Threes: To Tee I up, or Not to Tee it up, that is the Question: Always tee up the ball on a par three. Never just throw a ball down on the ground and hit it. Anytime the rules allow you to place the ball in a better place take advantage of it. Ball Flight: If your predominant ball flight is left to right and the pin is to the right on the green, under no circumstances are you allow to miss a green to the right, alright? Distance Control: If you hit the ball hole high you will never be that far away from the hole (okay, what did I just comment on? Distance control with your irons). Playing the Angles: When teeing up on a par three and the pin is on the right, tee it up on the opposite side, that way you can play it toward the middle of the green and work it toward the pin; do the opposite if the pin is not the left. The Rules of Golf: If you are in between clubs, you can take the ball back up to two club-lengths on the tee. That means if you think you have too much club you ...
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