The best way to get the most out of your pre-shot routine is to start on the driving range during your warm up. Stand directly behind your ball focusing on your target then walk to your ball; set the club directly at your target first, then set your feet (at this point your shoulders and feet should be just left of your target) and get comfortable. This assures that your alignment in tact. Once you get comfortable with your pre-shot routine, you should implement it prior to every shot you play. If you practice a pre-shot routine especially on the practice tee, you will lower your scores!
Kiawah Island Golf Resort is proud to introduce The Sanctuary at Kiawah Island. Designed to reflect the style of a grand southern seaside mansion, it is located along 10 miles of pristine beach only 21 minutes from Charleston. The Five Star / Five Diamond 255-room, $125 million oceanfront hotel and spa features some of the largest and most luxurious guestrooms in America and includes a comfortable lobby cocktail lounge, a stylish casual restaurant and a stunning fine dining room with a martini bar, perfect for your post-round libations.
The resort also offers over 600 AAA Four-Diamond-rated luxury homes and villas.
All of Kiawah’s guests enjoy preferred access to one of the finest collections of golf courses in the country including: Dye’s Ocean Course, site of the 1991 Ryder Cup Matches, the 2007 Senior PGA Championship and the 2012 PGA Championship, Nicklaus’ Turtle Point, Fazio’s Osprey Point, Player’s Cougar Point and Johnston’s newly renovated Oak Point. Packages include accommodations one round of golf and a full breakfast per person per day.
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