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Alignment Drills for Better Aim
Aim drift causes more compensations than swing flaws. These drills calibrate your stance and pre-shot routine.
Drills for this practice plan
Driving
Pressure Tee Test
Hit 5 driver shots in a row, all inside a 30-yard fairway corridor. Rule: no two consecutive misses to the same side, or you restart the 5-s...
Driving
First-Tee Routine
Full routine on every shot: breath, pick exact target, one practice swing, set, swing. 10 driver shots through a 25-yard wide imaginary gate...
Driving
The 7-Iron Hammer
Imagine 8 par-4s with tight fairways. On 4 of them tee off with driver, on 4 tee off with 7-iron. Score 2 points for fairway, 0 for miss. Co...
Driving
The Drop Zone
Imagine three par-4 shapes: right-to-left dogleg, straight tunnel, left-to-right dogleg. Hit 4 drivers per shape with the appropriate workin...
Driving
Setup Sabotage
Hit 4 drives with one intentional setup flaw — ball position too far back, grip too strong, posture too upright. Then 4 with your textbook s...
Driving
Net Curve Calibrator
Mark a target circle at the center of your screen or net. Hit 4 drivers trying to draw (close stance slightly), 4 trying to fade (open stanc...
Driving
Driver Setup Sequence
Run a full pre-shot routine 10 times with driver: alignment stick down, ball position off your front heel, light grip pressure, 1 rehearsal ...
Driving
Tempo Stamp Driver
Use a metronome app at 72 BPM for 6 drivers, then at your stock tempo (84-88 BPM for most players) for 6 more. Apply dry shampoo or foot spr...