I went to the range last Tuesday and was having a problem with all my clubs. I got reasonably good ball flight, but the shots went all over the place. <\/p>\n
I had a bucket of 30 balls, and hit only about four or five each with my driver, 24-degree hybrid, and my 7-iron. I got a lot of missed fairways and missed greens.<\/p>\n
So I put down those clubs and hit the rest of the balls with my wedges, to work on those important shots. All went well.<\/p>\n
Actually, I stopped hitting wedges when there were three balls left, I took out the long clubs again for one swing each. One drive, a draw to the left side. Hybrid, center of the green. 7-iron? As Gary Player says, I hit it so straight you had to lean to the side to see the pin.<\/p>\n
Now you could say that I hit those last three so well because I was finally warmed up. I think it’s because of all those wedges<\/a> I hit.<\/p>\n Try it yourself and see.<\/p>\n My new book, The Golfing Self<\/i><\/b>, is now available at www.therecreationalgolfer.com<\/a>. It will change everything about the way you play.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" I went to the range last Tuesday and was having a problem with all my clubs. I got reasonably good ball flight, but the shots went all over the place. I had a bucket of 30 balls, and hit only about four or five each with my driver, 24-degree hybrid, and my 7-iron. I got … Continue reading What I learned at the range – 3<\/span>