Course strategy, shot dispersion & the mental game
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Free Practice Plan Course strategy, shot dispersion & the mental game
Honest, data-grounded thinking on course management, shot dispersion, and the mental side of the game.
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01Mental Game · September 8, 2026
Handle long waits without rushing your next golf shot. Try a simple waiting routine, a clear restart cue, and a ten-minute practice exercise.
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02Practice · September 7, 2026
Build a reliable golf punch-out: choose a safe exit, control rollout, and test your recovery shot with a focused 15-minute practice session.
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03Range vs. Course · September 7, 2026
Learn golf through well-designed problems, not endless body instructions. Six constraints-led drills for more adaptable practice.
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04Strategy & Data · September 3, 2026
Stop judging practice by your best strike. Use this simple golf practice scorecard to measure dispersion, decisions and transfer.
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05Mental Game · August 31, 2026
One poor golf shot is not a diagnosis. Learn how to separate normal dispersion from a real pattern—and stop making mid-round repairs.
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06Strategy & Data · August 27, 2026
Golf practice should be difficult enough to create learning, but not so hard that it becomes noise. Here is how to find the right challenge.
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07Range vs. Course · August 25, 2026
Three focused golf sessions can teach more than one long bucket session. Learn how spacing practice improves retention and transfer.
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08The Frank Files · August 21, 2026
Frank brings five swing fixes to the course. By the back nine, the only consistent part of his game is the changing diagnosis.
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09Range vs. Course · August 18, 2026
Golf practice does not end with the last ball. Sleep supports motor-memory consolidation—and changes how you should judge a session.
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