Before Your Round Begins

Video Transcript

Let’s discuss what happens at the golf course before you make that first swing. Let me preface it by saying, make sure you arrive at the golf course at least one half hour early because there is so much you have to do before you take that swing. First of all, you have to find the bag drop and drop your clubs off. Then you have to find the locker room, where you can change your shoes and bring your change of clothes. If you are playing at a nice club make sure you bring lots of singles so take care of the kids working at the golf course, tipping is essential, you will be treated a lot better if you do. Next you must check in at the pro shop and pay your fee and then you should go to the driving range. It is important to allow enough time to warm-up so you are loose, this will improve your swing and help you enjoy the day more because you will play better. If you don’t have time to warm-up at the range, check out Golf Link’s physical therapy area which will tell you how to warm-up if you have time constraints. Last of all you find the starter, see if the course is running on time, and make your way to the first tee. Make sure you get to the tee a few minutes early so you don’t have to rush to get to your first shot. Golf is all about playing without tension and having fun so give yourself enough time to be prepared to play.

Jane Blalock
The Jane Blalock Company
197 Eighth Street
Flagship Warf
Boston, MA 02129
Cambridge, MA 02141
Tel: 800-466-1133

Jane Blalock is the winner of 29 LPGA events and has a record-setting 299 consecutive cuts made.

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