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How to Break 95 in Golf
Breaking 95 is about damage control: more fairways, fewer 3-putts, and a recovery short game when you miss greens.
Drills for this practice plan
Driving
The Brick Wall
Hit 8 drivers with a deliberate 5-second pre-shot routine. The first 3 are pure feel — only think about tempo. The next 5 you score against ...
Driving
The Stinger Ladder
Tee the ball low and hit 6 driver "stingers" focused on a low launch window. Aim ~30 yards short of your stock — call it your ~30 yards shor...
Driving
The Smash Lab
Use the launch monitor to chase smash factor. Hit 10 drivers — log smash, ball speed, and clubhead speed for each. After 5 swings, change on...
Driving
The Corridor Drill
Pick two reference points 30 yards apart at distance — a left edge and a right edge. Hit 10 drivers aiming for the gap between them. Count b...
Driving
Tee Box Tactics
Pretend you are playing the 18 toughest tee shots of a course you know. Pick your driver, 3-wood, or hybrid for each. Score: 2 points for fa...
Driving
The Penalty Box
10 drivers. Score: +1 for fairway, 0 for first-cut, –1 for OB or hazard. Pick a tight imagined fairway no wider than 25 yards.
Driving
Three-Club Showdown
9 imagined par-4 tee shots. Pick driver, 3-wood, or hybrid for each based on the imagined hazards. Score 2 for fairway, 1 for first-cut, 0 f...
Driving
The Second Serve
Every fairway is a tennis court: you get one max-effort first serve and four conservative second serves. Pick two targets 30 yards apart at ...