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Reserve a tee time and make it on time
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For most
rounds of golf you play, you'll want to reserve a tee time. It's best
to get a tee time by calling the golf course the day before you want
to play (or several days prior, depending on a course's policy) and
requesting a specific time.
Once your group has reserved a tee time, say, 9:23 AM, it's really
nice to actually make the tee time - on time. Plan to get to the golf
course at least 30 minutes early, just to be safe (it's suggested
to arrive up to an hour early to warm up, like many golfers do). If
a tee time is missed, your group might lose its spot and have to wait
around for another opening, which can take hours on a busy day.
While tee times are not always required, it's a good idea to have
one. And if you do get to the course early, spend the time wisely
by hitting a few balls on the driving range, and putting on the practice
putting green.
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