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!
This popular Arthur Hills design is a 6593-yard, par-71 semi-private course
with plenty of Lowcountry character. The course is a hit with local golf
enthusiasts who praise its pristine condition. Blessed with an unusually rolling
terrain, this is a challenging course with lots of characteristic Arthur Hills
style.
Coosaw Creek offers a fun and fair game for the novice while challenging the
more experienced golfer with a variety of longer drives, undulating greens and
strategically placed bunkers and water hazards.