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Lesson 1: How Much Practice and What to Do
Effective practice is about quality, not just quantity. Learn how to maximize your time on the range and see real results.
Megan Johnston explains how much practice you need to do and the best ways to improve your game through good practice habits.
Now that you know what to practice, let’s explore how to structure those practice sessions for optimal improvement with some favorite drills.
Lesson 2: Structure Your Practice Session With My Favorite Practice Drills
Random, aimless practice won’t cut it. A structured approach is key to reinforcing good habits and building consistency.
Practice something about your game every day. Karen Palacios-Jansen demonstrates her favorite practice drills for reinforcing sound golf swing fundamentals and mechanics.
Can’t make it to the range? Don’t worry! Our next lesson covers effective indoor practice techniques you can do at home.
Lesson 3: No Tech Indoor Practice Session
Improve your swing even when you’re stuck indoors. No fancy equipment required!
You don’t have to go to the range. An even if you don’t have a simulator or launch monitor here are some great ideas for improving your swing from Erika Larkin you can do with just a net or even without a ball.
Now let’s head to the short game and discover a fun and effective way to sharpen your chipping skills.
Lesson 4: Sharpen Your Chipping with the Up and Down Practice Game
Mastering your short game is crucial for lowering your scores. This fun practice game will have you chipping it close in no time.
This great little game from Cindy Miller gets your short game ready for the course. See how many times you can get ‘up and down’ which means chip close then hole the putt. You can see more in Cindy’s ‘Practice Games for Chipping‘ course.
Finally, we’ll focus on the most crucial part of the game: putting. Learn how to shave strokes off your score with effective putting practice routines.
Lesson 5: The Best Way to Practice Putting
Great putting can make all the difference. Learn how to improve your stroke and sink more putts under pressure.
The fastest way to lower your scores is to become a better putter. Aimee Cho shows you her favorite putting practice routines to improve your results on the green.
Congratulations! You’ve now learned a variety of effective practice techniques to improve your golf game. Go out there, practice smart, and watch your scores drop!
