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Nelly Korda - Tournament Preparation
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Take it to the range
- 1Perform full-body activation exercises two hours before your tee time.
- 2Progress through your bag from most lofted wedge to driver, then return to a 58-degree wedge for 60-yard shots.
- 3After the range, practice chipping, hit six bunker shots, then begin putting with a line drill.
- 4Place an alignment stick 10 yards left of your target to train your eyes and ensure square aim.
- 5Check your divot depth; if too deep, work on shallowing your downswing to avoid being too steep.
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Nelly Korda's specific, detailed pre-tournament warm-up and mental preparation routine for competitive play.
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