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Pace of Play Part Two: Pre-Shot Routine

Part Two: Course Awareness

Getting to your ball and completing the pre-shot routine while another player in the group is hitting their shot is extremely recommended. If Player A is hitting first, Player B should be at their ball assessing the lie, yardage, taking practice swings, and deciding on a club all while Player A does the same process. If Player B hits shortly after Player A’s shot, both players will benefit from a fluid pace, as well groups behind. Not completing this process is unfair to your playing companions as well as other groups on the course as players’ rhythms will be thrown off.

All members of the Kentucky PGA Junior Tour will be expected to watch the video series and complete a short quiz. Junior golfers will be expected to complete a round of golf in 4 ½ hours or less for all events on the tour. Members of the Junior Tour can watch the full length video and take the quick by clicking here.

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About the KPGA Junior Tour

The KPGA Junior Tour is operated by the Kentucky Golf Foundation, in partnership with Golf House Kentucky. The KPGA Junior Tour offers the premier junior tour in Kentucky to golfers of all skill levels, from beginners to the top players in the state and region. The Tour hosts over 40 junior golf tournaments per year across the state of Kentucky for youth divisions ages 10 and under up to 18, including championship events such as the Kentucky Junior Amateur Championships and the Kentucky Junior PGA Championships. The KPGA Junior Tour also hosts the Middle School State Championship and supports high school golf in Kentucky through partnerships with the Kentucky Golf Coaches Association (KGCA) and the Kentucky High School Athletics Association (KHSAA).

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