By: Golf.com | Duration: 00:05:02
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A golf warm up doesn’t necessarily need to be super involved or time-consuming. In fact, by showing up about 20 minutes before teeing off, you can get a full warm up in that covers all your bases — and GOLF Top 100 Teacher Joe Plecker shows how.
With Shaving Strokes we’re sharing improvements, learnings and takeaways from amateur golfers just like you — including some of the speed bumps and challenges they faced along the way.
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With respect, the metal shaft that controls the IMRCs is hands down, the weakest link. No codes, just a weak low end and some misfires. Not a repairable item, have to replace the entire manifold (and they are hard to get).
Does the warm up matter cause whether I warm up an hour before or arrive 5 minutes before my tee time and just go and play with a hangover I shoot the same score. 😂