Curated Action

Target-Switching Random Practice Routine

Golf

Target-Switching Random Practice Routine is a reusable training action. Review its coaching notes and targets below.

Reusable training actionVideo demonstration52 sec

Training Details

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Sourceyoutube.com/watch?v=UJZ1OrUNivQ
AuthorYouTube creator

Target-Switching Random Practice Routine

Simulate on-course pressure by switching targets and cycling different clubs on every consecutive shot while executing full pre-shot routines.

Key points

  • Remove all alignment sticks to simulate unassisted course conditions
  • Never hit the same club twice consecutively; alternate wedges, mid irons, long irons, and driver
  • Step behind the ball and commit to a complete pre-shot visualization routine for each strike

Common mistakes

Rapid-firing balls at the same flag with the same club, preventing motor skill transfer to real rounds.

Sets: 2Hits: 6 hitsAttempts: 10 attemptsRest: 1 minEst. duration: 52 sec
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