The driving range is about hitting shots. The golf course is about scoring. Here\u2019s how to make the first one easier to bring to the second one.<\/p>\n
1. Pick a target for every shot. Not a direction, but a spot on the ground where you want the ball to land. <\/p>\n
2. Go through your entire pre-shot routine before you hit the ball. Don\u2019t swing at the ball until you have the feeling that this will be a very good shot.<\/p>\n
3. For the next shot, pick a different target. <\/p>\n
4. Change clubs after every three shots. <\/p>\n
5. Take a break every now and then. Get out of your groove before you resume.<\/p>\n
6. Hit some fades and draws. Hit some high shots, some low shots.<\/p>\n
7. Develop a shot for when you just can\u2019t go right. Same for when you can\u2019t go left. Same for This one has to go straight, distance be hanged.<\/p>\n
8. Make it fun. Make hitting golf balls something you enjoy, not something you work at.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
The driving range is about hitting shots. The golf course is about scoring. Here\u2019s how to make the first one easier to bring to the second one. 1. Pick a target for every shot. Not a direction, but a spot on the ground where you want the ball to land. 2. Go through your entire … Continue reading Going From the Range to the Course<\/span>