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  1. 1. what speed player are you?

    • speedy fast - no practice swing, stand over the ball, look at the target once and fire away. you wife only allowed you to leave her sight for 2 hours so u better hurry up!
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    • steady pace - you know your game and know the course and am not out to break the course record today. your not trying something new today or taking mulligans. your just getting a round in and doing what you do
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    • normal - today is the day! you know what you did wrong last time you played from watching the "golf fix" and today your gonna get it right even if it means taking a mulligan or two
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    • hit the ball already - you have checked your gps, carefully selected a club and then the wind picks up 1 mph so you carefully select anouther club. you throw the grass in the air even when putting and have 20 swing thoughts in your head that cause your to take up to 4 mulligans on each hole.
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Fast.

I never take practice swings, unless it is to get a feel for power around the greens.

I stand behind my ball, visualize what I want it to do, do some mental calculations about the elements, then swing away.

I find when I take practice swings, I get more tense and have a higher tendency to mishit it.

2013 Goal:

 

Single digit handicap

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