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One target all clubs is a game where you can practice hitting different shots to the same target with each club. When you are forced to hit less than full swings, it challenges your ability to recruit each part of your body in the same relationship to each other. If your power source distribution get's off, you will have trouble making as solid contact.
Tags: Practice Strategies, Intermediate
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This range game is one target all clubs.
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So essentially for this game, I'm going to use the one target.
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So I'm going to pick this yardage flag.
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That's about 100 yards away.
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Now, you basically have to pick one that's relatively close
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because hitting a target that's a 200 yards away
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with your pitching wedge just doesn't make a whole lot of sense.
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So I've got this target that's about 100 to say 125, 150 at the upper limit
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and I'm going to go through different clubs trying to hit them all to the same target.
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So first one I'm going to use a pitching wedge.
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Got to take a little bit off of it because it's probably more of a gap wedge distance
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and I didn't take enough I hit that over the green.
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So for purpose of this video I'll speed up and I'll basically jump every other club or so.
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So this is going to be eight iron.
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So now eight iron normally about 160.
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So I've got to take off, fair amount.
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That wasn't very good.
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Hit the right side of the green but it wasn't the ball flight I was really hoping for.
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To speed this up I'm just going to jump to four iron.
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So four iron is going to be really tricky.
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It's almost like a little chip shot pitch shot.
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Got to land short.
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Unfortunately I landed on the green so now it's going to roll over.
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But now we're going to get into a little bit of the tricky so.
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Pull up the hybrid.
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We're going to do everything but the driver in this particular version.
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So I'm still working on whatever technique I may be working on but I'm trying to expand it to a little bit of shot shaping.
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And again that landed at the hundred yards and kind of rolled past.
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So now we're going to go to three wood.
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This is going to be tricky because this range has kind of some thicker off before the green.
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So I've really got to be careful with this one.
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So probably be close to a nine to three style.
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So that landed short.
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Just rolled over.
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I guess the rough isn't quite as thick as I want.
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But this drill can help you with figuring out how to take half shots and how to kind of dial stuff in.
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Very often you will find that you will hit it more accurately with one club longer than what you would typically hit.
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So I a lot of tour pro's will hit a little bit less than a full shot.
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But this drill will kind of expose if that's the right method for you.
