Prep like a pro: tour pros prepare to play their best every day. Here's how they warm up to win

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Amateurs must spend quality time in practice with the same dedication that pros have if they wish to play their best. Suggestions are given on how to warm-up before a game. A check list is also provided. These include, be early and never rush, eat lightly, and do stretches before swinging.

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Why do they do that, and can it help you?

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Chi Chi Rodriguez maintains that he uses extra-long tees because he used a piece of dried manure for a tee when he was a boy. He says long tees can help amateurs to hit the ball on the upswing. Blaine McAllister, Nick Price and Laura Davies are other golfers with unusual techniques.

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Tested tips: the range: sand saves

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Three drills to help golfers work on their sand-save shots are provided. One drill is the Two-Ball Drill, which calls for a second ball to be placed 6 inches in front of the ball to be hit. Further details of this drill and the other two are given.

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