PRACTICE ROUTINES

19:45

At-Home Practice

1. Putting 2. Mirror Work 3. Short Game 4. Full Swing 5. Watch the Pros Compete on TV 6. Become more flexible and improve fitness.

14:41

Practice

PUTTING 1. Start-Line Drill 2. Short-Range Drill 3. Tornado Drill 4. Drawback Competitive Game SHORT GAME 1. Ladder Drill 2. Scatter Bunker Drill 3. Up-and-Down Game DISTANCE WEDGES 1. Cone Drill 2. Closest to the Pin FULL SWING 1. Single Target, 9 Different Shots 2. Single Target, Multiple Club

Golf is enjoyable regardless of skill level but getting better is a big part of why we come back for more.

Practicing for improvement will make the sport even more fun and cause playing partners to recognize your progress. With the correct practice routines, you’ll play faster, have fewer mishits, and spend less time searching for golf balls

Practice is cheap. Rolling putts on a green and hitting chips and pitches is usually free. A large bucket of balls at a range is often less than $6. For very little financial investment, you can develop your game.

Create a goal and set out to accomplish it!

View the in depth Practice Routines slide deck below.

PRACTICE ROUTINES DECK

Our founder, Brinson Paolini, wrote a book on practice titled “The Practice of Golf.” You can find links to it on this website and at Amazon, but the videos attached here will give you the information you need to craft effective routines.

THE PRACTICE OF GOLF - BY BRINSON PAOLINI

GET IT HERE

Video Index - Practice Routines

Own your perspective and make good habits
Time constraints and optimal length of practice – less is more as overpreparing is preparing to fail
Routines – preparation shouldn’t be whack-a-mole
Practice vs. warming up and warming down
Learn from the pros