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Perfect pre-shot routine from Justin Rose here during the 2025 Masters 1. Behind the ball EXAGGERATING the feels he has for his swing 2. Walks behind the ball again to select his target & uses and intermediate target to help him (something a foot or so ahead of the... show more

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Ryan Mouque1 year ago

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Ryan Mouque1 year ago

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David Metcalfe1 year ago

Q: once you are in your set up why is it normal practice to take 2,3,4 or more looks at the target. Surely you are set once you are in behind the ball and no amount of looking where you want it to go is going to make it happen!

The Cigar Mafia1 year ago

Always moving is a big one. I watch people freeze on the ball for 5+ seconds and it almost never goes well.

E.O. Flores1 year ago

Just hit the ball, dawg!

Ryan Mouque1 year ago

Bro is playing the masters… I think HE knows what to do

Al Thompson1 year ago

You'd get kicked out of our men's league...just saying

JB Connection1 year ago

How would you know what a perfect pre shot routine is under pressure? 😂 You haven’t played in anything and you have never taught anyone. Hogans pre shot routine was completely different. As was jacks. Watson. Player. Tiger etc. You embarrass yourself everyday.

Barry Woodland1 year ago

Watch and learn

Davis Sires1 year ago

only flaw was hearing his caddie yell “quiet everyone” before every routine

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