Practice Aiming Away From Pins

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Overview (1 lesson) Good Shot Process (4 lessons) On Course Strategy (1 lesson) Practice Stragies for Scoring (7 lessons) Mental and Emotional Skills (2 lessons) Bonus Discussions (4 lessons) Hole Discussions (0 lessons)
Overview (1 lesson) Good Shot Process (4 lessons) On Course Strategy (1 lesson) Practice Stragies for Scoring (7 lessons) Mental and Emotional Skills (2 lessons) Bonus Discussions (4 lessons) Hole Discussions (0 lessons)

Practice Aiming Away From Pins

Discover the benefits of practicing golf by aiming away from the pins where the instructor highlights the value of aligning range practice with on-course play for improved alignment and realistic simulation of game scenarios.

In this video, I discuss the importance of practicing aiming away from the pins in golf. I've noticed how often my students, especially tournament golfers, tend to aim at the pins on the driving range, and when they switch to aiming at a specific spot away from the pin, their shots often become less accurate.

This one topic reveals an underlying theme. It's important to align range practice with on-course play. In this case, match where you aim on the course to how you aim at the range. Typically, aiming directly at the pin is rare.

The key takeaway is that practicing aiming away from the pins helps golfers improve their alignment and better simulate on-course scenarios, where precise aiming is crucial.

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