Most golfers don’t have a practice problem. They have a practice structure problem. These drills are going to help you start hitting better golf shots!
This episode is sponsored by SoftSpikes. Every golfer should be using spikes. Get your fresh set here today. https://bit.ly/softspikes
In this video, PGA Coach Jackson Koert walks us through the essential drills he uses with everyone from everyday golfers to elite players. Instead of mindlessly hitting balls, you’ll learn exactly what to practice with your:
🏌️ Driver
🏌️ Irons
🏌️ Wedges
🏌️ Chipping
🏌️ Putting
These aren’t complicated drills. They’re simple practice stations that improve your setup, contact, shot shape, and consistency so every range session actually transfers to the golf course. Jackson emphasizes that how you practice is just as important as what you practice, with a focus on creating repeatable setups and skill-building rather than just hitting balls.
In this video, you’ll learn:
-The Tiger Driver Drill for making swing changes stick
-How to practice draws and fades with the rope drill
-A wedge drill almost nobody teaches
-The chipping station that builds three different trajectories
-Putting drills that improve aim and start line
-How to structure a productive practice session
-Why most golfers accidentally reinforce bad habits
Whether you’re trying to break 100, 90, 80, or simply get more out of your practice time—these are drills you can take to the range today.
⛳ Let us know in the comments:
Which drill are you trying first?
If you enjoy videos like this, make sure to subscribe for new golf instruction every week.
#golf #golfswing #golfpractice #golftips #driver #irons #shortgame #putting #golfdrills #golfinstruction #golfwell
W vid bro
Great drills to try, especially the driver and putting ones
Which launch monitor are you using? Thank you!
Jackson Koert is a great coach. Helped me a bunch over the time we worked together.
Sc200
That forward ball wedge drill is a revelation. I'm putting that into my practice today. The course I play are almost exclusively bermuda or zoysia and I end up with teed up wedge shots from the rough all the time.
What does he mean by fade and draw to the right of the target and left of the target?
Dan Grieve's pitching system also has the ball forward in the stance, I can hit my numbers so easily with his method, his chipping Release 1 is also good, Release 2 does generate a lot of spin but It's hard to execute and I have a hard time hitting my mark with that method.