Build a short pre-shot routine, commit before you step in
For golfers who don't have a pre-shot routine, Rotella says the first thing is to get one and make it as short and simple as possible. Don't step up to the ball until you've picked a target and committed to the shot you're going to hit. A simple template he suggests is one look and one waggle, or two looks and two waggles.
Channel: Mark Immelman
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- Pick a target and commit to the shot you're going to hit before you step up to the ball.
- Keep it short and simple - for example, take one look and one waggle, or two looks and two waggles.
Why this context matters
Advice aimed at listeners who say they don't have a pre-shot routine.