Consequence! Exactly. That's why it's so easy to hit great shots at the range and then not so good on the course. There are ZERO Consequences at the range ... and your mind frees itself of that burden. That's why it's so crucial to learn your swing "feels" and where your miss might be going. Love the range games ... Great video. 👏👏
I play on a hilly course and struggle with ball above my feet. Never thought of using tees to simulate this, can't wait to try it on the range tomorrow.
typically only ever use the range as warm up before a competition. I normally try and move through the shot shapes (fade, push, straight, pull, draw) with a few types of clubs (wedge, iron, hybrid, wood) and then just 1 or 2 drives with no swing thoughts to see what the default swing is doing on the day. My miss tends to be a raking hook so fresh reference to the feeling in the swing to try and stop this with the shot shape practice really helps stop the issue on the course when I get that thought of 'this ones gonna be a huge hook, I can feel it!'
Love the idea of three sections. I guess I informally do the same as I try to use my first balls to work on stuff in the swing before playing with targets, consequences, holes, etc. then…I kinda go back and forth between stupid shots, get out of trouble shots, and anything I want to review. Thanks for this Coach! Makes me want to go out to try some of the skill stuff you showed.
Consequence! Exactly. That's why it's so easy to hit great shots at the range and then not so good on the course. There are ZERO Consequences at the range ... and your mind frees itself of that burden. That's why it's so crucial to learn your swing "feels" and where your miss might be going. Love the range games ... Great video. 👏👏
I play on a hilly course and struggle with ball above my feet. Never thought of using tees to simulate this, can't wait to try it on the range tomorrow.
Awesome 👌👌
I miss being young and just going to the range and goofing off for hours and trying dumb stuff. What the best learning I probably ever got
Agreed 👍
typically only ever use the range as warm up before a competition. I normally try and move through the shot shapes (fade, push, straight, pull, draw) with a few types of clubs (wedge, iron, hybrid, wood) and then just 1 or 2 drives with no swing thoughts to see what the default swing is doing on the day. My miss tends to be a raking hook so fresh reference to the feeling in the swing to try and stop this with the shot shape practice really helps stop the issue on the course when I get that thought of 'this ones gonna be a huge hook, I can feel it!'
Love the idea of three sections. I guess I informally do the same as I try to use my first balls to work on stuff in the swing before playing with targets, consequences, holes, etc. then…I kinda go back and forth between stupid shots, get out of trouble shots, and anything I want to review.
Thanks for this Coach! Makes me want to go out to try some of the skill stuff you showed.
Hi Coach, can you go through the difference between range sessions like this and what you do to warm up before a round?
Love the tee up iron shots. Great idea!
Glad you liked it! Enjoy experimenting 👍
Half the time, I'm on the range just to enjoy hitting golf balls when I don't have time to play the course. Not really practicing anything.
Thanks Coach. Excellent advice as always.
Any time 👌
Superb vid coach
Glad you enjoyed it 😘
I’m guilty of just whacking golf balls, I start ok then get bored and just hit 100 balls. Will give this a go 👍
What's a driving range? Since it went crazy prices haven't been on one.
Crap driving range balls and rising prices.. the range sucks