PGA Tour veteran has some great advice for incoming rookies

Brad Fritsch is back on the PGA Tour after surviving the Web.com Tour Finals series. The day after the Finals end, the PGA Tour hosts rookie orientation, getting newbies ready for the 12-month journey they're about to experience.

Fritsch, however, thought the whole 12-hour experience could be shortened into three principles that he shared on Twitter.

1) Don't get hooked by a "veteran caddie" who says you need someone who "knows the courses." That's crap. Stick with guy who got you there.

— Brad Fritsch (@BradFritsch) September 22, 2014

2) Don't change club companies. Just don't.

— Brad Fritsch (@BradFritsch) September 22, 2014

3) Think "do I really want to tweet this?" before hitting the send button.

— Brad Fritsch (@BradFritsch) September 22, 2014

Take heed, rooks.

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