Full swing
Target-window practice
A full swing drill for the Foundations stage, on the range, in about 12 minutes.
Measure how often a ball starts inside one broad target window.
- Beginner
- Solo
- Foundations
Equipment
- mid-iron
- balls
- range target
Steps
- 01Choose a broad target with clear sides.
- 02Hit eight balls with the same club and routine.
- 03Count start direction only after the full set.
Target
Try to beat your own last number, even by one putt.
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