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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)

Practicing for Scoring (play)

When practicing to play, focus more on skills and transfer, and simplify the mechanical thoughts.

In this video I discuss some different styles of practice and when they would be the most beneficial.

1. Mechanics Practice: Work on your swing and technique. Avoid big changes right before an event.

2. Skill Training: Focus on specific aspects like distance and accuracy.

3. Transfer Training: Simulate pressure situations to make your practice more game-like.

In general, you'll want to start with mechanics, then move on to skill-building, and, as a tournament approaches, focus more on transfer training. However, they acknowledged that individual goals and deficiencies might require adjustments.

In essence, effective golf practice involves a thoughtful blend of these three approaches tailored to your specific needs and goals.

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