WSWicked Smart Golf Avoid multiple swing cues
STARTS AT 6:51 · RR 47
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WSWicked Smart Golf 
MGMrShortGame GolfHit five identical shots on the range, simulating your first tee shot.
STARTS AT 4:58 · RR 66
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The swing thought
Hit five identical shots on the range, simulating your first tee shot.
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Why it works
Teaches a structured pre-round routine and mental reframing strategy to effectively manage first tee nerves.
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The 2-minute check
- Arrive two hours early to your tee time to absorb the course atmosphere.
- Start your warm-up by rolling putts to get acclimated to the greens.
- Hit a few small chip shots, focusing on feel rather than perfection.
- Perform your normal warm-up routine on the driving range.
- Hit five identical shots on the range, simulating your first tee shot.
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The swing thought
Avoid multiple swing cues
Feels like: “Keep one clear thought”
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Why it works
Teaches five mental strategies: reframing nerves, strategic warm-up, consistent pre-shot routine, deep breathing, and avoiding mechanical thoughts.
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The 2-minute check
- Determine the best club for your first shot by analyzing the hole.
- After warming up, hit the exact first tee shot using your full pre-shot routine.
- If the practice shot is poor, hit more until you have a positive memory.
- Go to the putting green, hit a few putts, then proceed directly to the first tee.
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The swing thought
Pick a low-pressure target
Feels like: “Aim for the safe zone”
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Why it works
This video teaches golfers how to manage on-course pressure by improving pre-shot routines, target selection, and shot visualization.
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The 2-minute check
- Develop a consistent pre-shot routine, including bag placement and club selection, to build comfort.
- Work hard on the range to understand the predictable patterns and percentages of each club.
- Practice visualizing shots by aiming at range boundaries, focusing on not hitting them.
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The swing thought
Focus on target, not hazards
Feels like: “Visualize desired shot”
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Why it works
This video teaches how to manage first-tee nerves by controlling breathing, focusing positively, and reframing potential golf consequences.
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The 2-minute check
- Practice deep, steady breathing for 3-5 minutes before reaching the first tee.
- Focus your mind entirely on the specific shot you want to execute, not what to avoid.
- Direct your attention to the desired outcome, visualizing the ball's flight and landing.
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The swing thought
Make 110-120% practice swings
Feels like: “Release all that tension”
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Why it works
This video teaches golfers to perform exaggeratedly hard practice swings to release first tee tension and improve tempo.
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The 2-minute check
- Before your routine, make two practice swings at 110-120% of your normal speed.
- After these hard swings, finalize your target and walk into your ball with your usual routine.
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The swing thought
Replicate the practice swing motion
Feels like: “Practice swing felt good, now commit”
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Why it works
Teaches a mental routine to overcome first tee nerves by visualizing desired shots and matching practice swings to that picture.
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The 2-minute check
- Visualize your desired shot, seeing it finish exactly where you want it.
- Make a practice swing that matches your visualized shot, giving it race speed.
- If the practice swing feels good, commit to it and execute the shot.
- Acknowledge hazards by saying 'thank you,' then refocus on your target.
- Use the line on your golf ball to align precisely to your starting target.
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The swing thought
Breathe in on backswing
Feels like: “Calm your mind, release tension”
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Why it works
This video teaches a three-step mental routine involving a pre-shot process, smooth swing execution, and controlled breathing to alleviate first-tee nerves.
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The 2-minute check
- Develop and consistently execute a specific pre-shot routine, including an intermediate target and practice swing.
- Ensure your practice swings and actual swing finish smoothly and in balance.
- Breathe in as you take the club back, avoiding holding your breath during the swing.
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The swing thought
Pretend you are on the third or fourth hole before your first tee shot.
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Why it works
This video teaches mental strategies like "playing make-believe" and controlled breathing to manage first-tee anxiety and improve performance.
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The 2-minute check
- Pretend you are on the third or fourth hole before your first tee shot.
- Take big, deep, slow breaths through your nose to calm your body.
- Develop and consistently use a pre-shot routine on the first tee.
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