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 Golf Tip of the Fortnight
Tip to Avoid Looking Bad and Making Enemies
Some people believe it is best never to say "don't" in golf instruction. I'm not overly concerned about it, however, and love running roughshod over aphorisms like that. So here are a couple don'ts for you, especially relatively inexperienced players, which might help long term.
Don't take divots with your practice swings. It's bad form. Tearing up a bunch of beautiful turf without even hitting a shot? Even if you replace all of them, just think of the unnecessary turf that now needs to recover, not to mention the time it would take to replace more than one.
Don't take practice swings while someone else in your group is playing a shot. Your motion and sound may very well be an unwelcome distraction to them. Might as well jingle your keys in your pocket or whistle, etc.
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