Learn to Quantify your Practice!

June 26, 2016

Hi, I’m Mel Sole, Director of Instruction at the Mel Sole Golf School, headquartered at Pawleys Plantation Golf and Country Club in Pawleys Island, SC. We conduct 1, 2, and 3-day golf schools, hourly golf lessons, and senior golf schools—any golf instruction program your heart desires. Give us a call at 800-624-4653 or 843-237-4993. We will be happy to book a commuter school or a package that contains accommodations, golf, and golf school.

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When practicing golf, you need to quantify your practice to really improve. If you don’t, how do you know that your skills are improving? Measuring your improvement and challenging yourself will make practice much more fun and productive! If you do this with a friend, spouse, or child, it is even more fun!

Whatever shot you are working on, count out a specific number of balls and pick a target. Hit all those balls to your target, putting various restrictions on the target. (for example, put a 6-foot circle around the hole you are chipping to.) Keep a small notebook in your golf bag, and after your practice session, but the date, the type of shot, the target and restrictions, and the number of successful shots. This is your baseline. The next time you practice this shot, you can refer to the book and make sure you don't leave the range until your successful shots are better than the last time. That way, you know for absolute certainty that you are better now than you were before. YOU ARE IMPROVING!

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