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Get more out of your driving range practise session

Get more out of your driving range practise session

You've put in the hard work, reward yourself with a bit of fun at the end
 

We can often find ourselves with a few balls left after we’ve gone through some particular drills at the driving range.

If you are happy with the work you have done there’s no need to ruin it by wacking another 10 drives just for the sake of it.

With those few remaining balls, why not enjoy yourself and hit some wacky shots – just for a laugh.

Yes, you are allowed to laugh and have fun when playing golf – there’s no need to take it too seriously.

So when you’ve got a few balls left over why not try hitting a couple with your eyes closed? Try and hit the biggest hook possible or try and get one skidding along the floor.

It’s a great way to end a successful range session.

Click on the video to see performance coach Duncan McCarthy demonstrate

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James Savage

Former equipment editor of NCG. Inconsistent ball-striker and tea-maker.

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