Practicing on Mats can be Beneficial

 Practicing on mats isn’t optimum, but you can make it worthwhile by working on path and angle of attack using a tennis ball (cut in half).

Golf Ball Strike Check

In order to analyze your driver shots, you need to know where you are striking the ball on the face.  Lightly spray the face with foot powder spray so you can see the strike point.  These two drills will help correct heel/toe strikes.

Course Management Lesson

When faced with a decision to either go over or under a tree, remember your lie is the first thing to consider. Your lie will determine the trajectory you choose.  

A Training Club with Sound Feedback

This training club from SKLZ is half filled with BB’s and they provide feedback as they slide down the shaft.  If you are on plane you will hear them.  If your club is too inside and around on the backswing the BB’s are quiet.

Groom your Game with a Comb

 Using a comb under your lead wrist will improve your chipping, pitching and full swing.

Keep your Hands Connected

This simple drill utilizing a dollar bill will provide the feedback you need. 

 

Steady your Head

A steady head is crucial to hitting solid golf shots.  I am using a sharpie in this drill to give me a reference point for a quiet head.