These 5 Practice Drills Beat 5,000 Hours On The Range

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Most golfers practice for hours but never see the results on the golf course. In this video, I’ll show you five simple golf practice methods that can help you improve faster, build better ball striking, and finally make your range sessions transfer to the course.

After 30 years of playing, coaching, reaching a plus handicap, and winning a USGA medal, these are some of the most important practice lessons I’ve learned. You’ll learn how to fix common golf swing issues by practicing the opposite of your fault, improve your impact location, randomize your practice, experiment with different shots, train better swing tempo, and collect the right feedback after every shot.

If you struggle with slicing, hooking, inconsistent contact, poor range sessions, or feeling like your practice never shows up during a round, this video will give you a smarter way to train.

In this video, you’ll learn:

Why most golfers waste time during practice
How to use the “fight fire with fire” practice method
How to improve strike location with impact training
Why random practice helps your range game transfer to the course
How experimenting with different shots builds real golf skill
Why tempo training can improve your ball striking
The key feedback you should collect after every shot
How to practice in a way that actually lowers your scores
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My name is Jon Sherman 👋. I'm a best-selling author, PGA Tour coach, and a golfer just like you. I aim to help golfers of all levels lower their scores and enjoy the game more, but without talking about the golf swing. I focus on four topics - expectation management, strategy, practice, and the mental game. I'll share some of my best advice on this channel in an easy-to-understand, actionable format.