Using Driving Accuracy to Build a Better Practice Plan

Let the metric choose the drill

Driving accuracy should point to practice, not judgment. If the big miss is always right, build a tee-shot window that starts left-center. If contact is scattered across the face, tighten setup and strike before adding speed.

Practice blocks

1. Ten balls for strike location.
2. Ten balls to a fairway-width target.
3. Five pressure balls with full routine and a score.

Stop when the pattern is clear. More balls are not always more learning.

Course transfer

Choose one tee-shot rule for the next round, such as using 3-wood when driver brings both sides of trouble into play.