Golf is a game and games should be fun! If you are an amateur, please do not work at your game! Invest time in purposeful practice on a consistent basis and you will improve!

What is purposeful practice? There are three types of practice 1) Block Practice, 2) Random Practice and 3) Playing Practice. Block Practice is suited to develop skill or in golf, working on one shot which could be your 7-iron full swing, putting, chipping, pitching etc… It is with one club and with or without a target. Random practice is changing clubs and changing targets frequently. Examples would be hitting three wedges through the 10-yard gate, one seven-iron through the 150-gate, three drivers through the red boxes, 2 hybrids through the 200-yard gate etc. Another example would be hitting a wedge the same distance but different trajectories to one of the boards on the practice facility. Playing practice is more or less taking mulligans around the course. Please do this appropriately so you do not hold up other golfers. Playing practice may also be dropping balls around the greens and see if you can get it up and down.

We’ve designed our practice facility with 4’x4’ boards every 10-yards usually starting at 30-yards to 100-yards. We put markers 15’ left and right of the 100-yard flag, 20’ left and right of the 150-yard flag and 30’ left and right of the 200-yard flag. There are two red boxes in the back of the practice facility that are 20-yards apart which represent a tournament size fairway. Shots through these zones would be considered a quality shot and will also give yourself a way of benchmarking your progress.

Do not confuse these with a warm-up before a round. The purpose of a warm-up session before a round is to find your rhythm and balance, not rebuild your golf swing!

Deliberate practice is picking the right type of practice

What we do:

In this session you will learn:

1. How to best set up your body, arms and hands.
2. How your body, arms and hands track to the top of the backswing.
3. How your body, arms and hands work best to slot the club in the downswing and through impact.
4. Exercises and games to reinforce your natural biomechanical golf swing.
5. Exercises to strengthen your dominant power dimension.

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Bottom line, you can do this!