Many golfers complain that they cannot take their ball-striking ability from the range to the course. This is because hitting one club repeatedly at one target for a long period of time is not representative of golf. It is important to mix clubs, yardages and targets in a practice session. Do not hit with the same club, to the same target, or the same distance for more than five shots at a time. Continually switching it up will mimic golf on the course more accurately. This is a much better way to spend your practice time.
Mixing Up Your Practice
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