Practice Drill: Ten ball game

Another game I want you to play on the range is what I call ‘the ten ball game’.

Take ten balls, any club will do, and create an area on the range – either in your mind or by laying some flags out – that creates a target.

So, with a seven iron you may look at a ten yard gap. You then hit ten shots and see how many of the shots land within that ten yard area.

Again you write it down and keep a score.

The other key with this game is that you are only allowed to play it once. A bit like the real game, you only get one chance.

One chance to score will put you under pressure, and give you a realistic appraisal of your game and the level you are currently at.

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