Top 50 coach Ben Emerson (@benemersongolf) runs through the 7 things golfers should never do at the driving range if they want to improve their game!

► Skip to the mistake you want to find out about:
Not having a plan 0:19
Aimlessly hitting balls 0:54
Not recording your swing 1:59
Worrying about bad shots 3:09
Neglecting clubface control 4:13
Don’t rely on distance control feedback 5:55
Just do drills 7:08

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21 Comments

  1. Absolutely use the range to loosen up before a round. Start with 1/2 swings, work you way up the bag to driver, finish with wedges. Then comes the "longest walk in golf", from the driving range to the first tee! Stay loose my friends.

  2. Great advice, reinforces what my coach says. Have a plan, practice with purpose, bring my monitor and record the data. The range is where you try new things

  3. I'd also say go to the short game area and spend 2/3 of your time there
    use golf aides so as to get immediate feedback
    play a range of shots with a range of clubs

  4. When I hit balls I act like I'm playing an actual round of golf at a course I'm familiar with and will go through shot by shot the entire 18 holds. That typically means I start with hitting driver and yeah it makes no difference if you don't have any warmups shots. I NEVER hit the same club twice in a row because you're never going to do that in a round of golf. This is what makes sense and works for me.

  5. I avoid weekends, 11-14.00 hrs at my range. Bunches of muscle heads all with the largest ball buckets. Trying to smash the crap, then happy Gilmore time. Next bay, the 8st ,12 year old effortlessly sending it! It doesn't detour our muscle boys though, just pick up the speed. 400 balls delivered 100-150 yds down range in 17 mins!

  6. I always went to the range with a plan. Most times, I went thru 3 buckets (90 balls) without achieving even the simplest goal in my plan. The range is anathema to me now.

  7. Stick a Gopro sticky mount next to the cockpit of your trolley with a phone mount on top, this is how you always have a tripod at hand! Much better than the built in phone mount.

  8. Here's a tip:  Don't waste your time hitting balls on a driving range.  It's fake golf and it won't improve your game – in fact, it'll make your game worse. 

    The only way to get better at golf is by playing real golf – ie, hitting ONE ball on a golf course.

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