The driving range is about hitting shots. The golf course is about scoring. Here’s 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 pre-shot routine before you hit the ball. Don’t swing at the ball until you have the feeling that this will be a very good shot.
3. For the next shot, pick a different target.
4. Change clubs after every three shots.
5. Take a break every now and then. Get out of your groove before you resume.
6. Hit some fades and draws. Hit some high shots, some low shots.
7. Develop a shot for when you just can’t go right. Same for when you can’t go left. Same for This one has to go straight, distance be hanged.
8. Make it fun. Make hitting golf balls something you enjoy, not something you work at.
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