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Playing In Outings....

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.

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