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"By Matthew Rudy\nThey say that if you didn&amp;#39;t bring it with you, you&amp;#39;re not going to find it at the range. Still, a vast majority of the players made their way to the practice range Thursday after doing media interviews, signing autographs and decompressing for a few minutes. Many of them hit balls for more than an hour, and followed up with time on the putting green.\nFacebookPinterestGetty Imagesloop-gallacherrange.jpg\n&amp;quot;You go and work on the shots you might have missed during the round,&amp;quot; says Hank Haney, who made that walk with Tiger Woods and Mark O&amp;#39;Meara over the years. &amp;quot;Maybe you weren&amp;#39;t hitting your fades that great, or your draws. It&amp;#39;s not so much about making big changes as it is finding something that will give you a little bit more confidence for the next day, so you can sleep at night. Maybe you&amp;#39;re looking for a shot that can be your go-to the next day.&amp;quot;\nAt the 1998 Masters, O&amp;#39;Meara shot a shaky opening-round 74, and told Haney on the practice green immediately after the round that he had a full-blown case of the yips. &amp;quot;I told him he was going to be OK,&amp;quot; says Haney. &amp;quot;He said, How can I be OK? I can&amp;#39;t make if from three feet at a place like this.&amp;quot;\nHaney adjusted O&amp;#39;Meara&amp;#39;s putting setup, changing his eye alignment so that it was parallel to the target line instead of aimed to the right. &amp;quot;The change in setup made him feel a different over the ball,&amp;quot; says Haney. &amp;quot;He could tell himself that was the problem, not the yips. Then, he went out and made a few early in his second round and it built from there.&amp;quot; O&amp;#39;Meara closed with rounds of 68 and 67 -- and birdied three of the final four holes -- to win his first major championship by a shot over David Duval and Fred Couples.\n&amp;quot;No matter what happens during the round, you always have to try,&amp;quot; says Haney. &amp;quot;Your job is to feel like you&amp;#39;re as prepared as possible for the next day, and to go into it believing it&amp;#39;s going to be better than the last one.&amp;quot;\nFollow @RudyWriter  "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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