golfish7

I'll pick something to work on before I get to the range. I don't have a ton of time to practice so, I like to focus on the thing that's giving me trouble. I start at the SW and get the feel and flight I'm looking for. I pay close attention to the divot and the height of the ball. Usually when those two things are good the swing and tempo are good enough.. Then, I'll move into a mid iron and do the same, looking at the ground interaction and flight of the ball. Once everything is feeling pretty good, I'll spend some time on the Driver and long game. (30% of my time) Then, I'll work on the part of my game that's giving me trouble. (30% of my time) Finally, I'll finish with putting and short game, making sure I hit 50-100 4 foot putts before I leave. (40% of my time)