Practice Routines

Prioritizing Your Golf Improvement Program Are you having trouble prioritizing your golf improvement program?  Still can’t figure out what drill to do first and how much time to do it?  What about the other clubs in my bag; should you be using those too to do the drill? What about short game?  And should I be spending time on the golf course or more on the range? And how about the pre-swing fundamentals, the back swing, the down swing, the follow-through?  Where do all those items fall into my practice routine?  These questions are only a sampling of the many questions I field daily about what, how, when, and why someone should practice their golf skills, routines, drills, and their overall improvement. A real life example of this is this amount of questions I received this past weekend.  While at my Step-Daughter’s wedding this past weekend, there were at least 10 people who asked me specific questions about the drills they are doing to improve, the lessons they are receiving, their games on the course versus at the practice facility, as well as countless other questions that all added up to one general theme.  I stopped keeping count at 10 people simply so I could have a great time watching Lauren and Corey enjoy their special day (see my previous post from today). There are many people, everywhere, trying to improve their golf games, committing time and effort to do so.  But it seems no one has communicated with them…