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Pre-season golf preparation for busy executives
You do not need a perfect swing to enjoy executive golf. A realistic pre-season routine for leaders with little time.
World Golf Network1 min read
The takeaway
Prepare for comfort and pace of play rather than score. A few short practice sessions make the first outing far more enjoyable for you and your group.
What actually matters
Playing partners care far more about pace, good humor and etiquette than handicap. Arriving relaxed and ready to keep the round moving is the best preparation.
If you have not played since autumn, a little short-game practice goes a long way.
A four-week routine
Fit these around your existing schedule.
- Week one: a short range session focused on contact, not distance.
- Week two: chipping and putting practice.
- Week three: nine holes or a simulator round.
- Week four: review course etiquette and pace-of-play basics.
Prepare the conversation too
Think about what you want to learn from the people you play with this year. The round is several hours together; curiosity matters as much as your swing.
