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• Rangefinder for wedge yardages, not for feel work
• Feel out chips by landing on a towel target
• Choose mini driver when full driver adds little
• Take extra club to flight the ball lower
• Practice short-sided chip shots to pick landing spots
• Use iron covers to protect blade irons
• Land a low chip short of halfway and let it roll
• Expect dead or jumping shots from grainy bent grass
• Keep the wrists still and rock the shoulders
• Test for casual water and take complete relief
• Hinge your wrists on wedge shots for spin and height
• Play the safe yardage when par is enough
• Close the stance and face for a knockdown draw
• Picture a different wedge shape before every shot
• Take the green when the landing zone is tiny
• Use the fringe to kill a fast chip
• Allow extra pace when putting into the grain
• Reset expectations about professional misses
• Bounce a 54-degree shot into the slope
• Choose 3-wood when long is worse than short
• Check whether your body and arms move together
• Lay back twice on an unreachable par 5
• Hit one inch behind on a 45-yard bunker shot
• Separate match status from your actual score
• Feel big breakers instead of lining them up
• Three-six-nine foot make-count ladder putting drill
• One-handed and eyes-on-hole putting feel drill
• Turn your trunk fully back and through for power
• Put one scramble tee ball safely in play
• Cap tee distance before through-fairway trouble
• Match approach effort to green spin
• Aim for the straight miss when playing a cut
• Reset pace by rolling putts a foot past
• Pause at the top and let the putter fall with gravity
• Keep a bump-and-run stroke simple
• Stop chasing viral shots and calm down
• Rehearse the shot you intend to hit
• Choose your trusted club when nerves rise
• Club down for a flyer lie
• Choose less club when driver has no reward
• Use one physical swing feel over the ball
• Take more wedge and play for spin-back
• Recover to the fairway from an unpredictable lie
• Take more club from an uphill lie
• Practice wedges across all yardages and shot types
• Sling it from the top to push swing speed
• Shorten backstroke, lengthen through to stop deceleration
• Account for grain because it can take over
• Use a cut to take off distance
• Change attack to control putter-shot height
• Put the ball in play when par can tie
• Lay back to a comfortable approach yardage
• Use an iron to take a tee-shot bunker out
• Define the bad misses when protecting a lead
• Aim away from water when wind helps that miss
• Use impact tape to see face contact
• Take your medicine and play for bogey
• Attack every pin to win a skins game
• Get the putt past a ridge-top hole
• Respect no-rangefinder depth errors
• Plan a suspected flyer to the front number
• Test whether a wedge covers the missing range
• Circle drill: make eight sets of four short putts in a row
• Compare iron lie angle when ball flight changes
• Grass between ball and clubface removes spin
• Test a shaft about 10 grams lighter
• Use a rangefinder on deceptive carry lines
• Chip when rough is too thick for the putter
• Back off when a gust moves you
• Inspect a blind drivable line
• Lay up when a skinny green brings a tree into play
• A 130-yard club can finish short from 107 into strong wind
• Try an 8- or 9-iron when wet wedges check too much
• Accelerate through a sitting-down chip
• Hit iron short of trouble when driver is off
• Pick a tree when the fairway funnels left
• Practice from the exact tournament tees
• Lay up for a full shot over a false front
• Use a provisional after an uncertain tee shot
• Practice under the rules your tournament will use
• Ride a crosswind off the tee for extra distance
• Rely on the shot shape you have
• Choose the full shot when short is the safe miss
• Rehearse a swing change with an easy wedge
• Assign scramble tee roles by carry capability