This Practice Plan ACTUALLY WORKS whether you have 30 minutes a week or 3 hours a day.

[@whitneylarsen1229]

That wedge chart is awesome!

[@taimurdurrani]

Definitely required a better practice plan thank you for that and I can further fine tune as I go along .i would appreciate your spreadsheet.

[@thescratchplan]

@@taimurdurrani Glad to help! Head over to the link in the description to get the download!

[@kodymcgregor]

Love me some Golf The Round

[@thescratchplan]

@kodymcgregor can’t beat it for the practice area and cheap golf!

[@frankdesantis8078]

No wonder I struggle. This is so well reasoned.

[@thescratchplan]

Keepin it simple baby!

[@KelvinTrinh-k6w]

Thanks for this. It's awesome because some people try to sell these plans online.

[@thescratchplan]

@@KelvinTrinh-k6w happy to help!

[@KeenOContent]

I’d recognize this course anywhere! Good ole GTR in SLC. Might have to join you for some practice sessions - great video!

[@thescratchplan]

@@KeenOContent any time! Let me know!

[@jordanskates1231]

I'm definitely not able to get in putting, chipping and 100 balls done in 30 minutes, but this is a great video. Will try this plan out my next few range sessions

[@thescratchplan]

I like to use it and do different bits and pieces of it each time. If you want the spreadsheet, you can visit the link in the description to make it easy to track your practice!

[@freddieyt]

This was such a great video. Thank you

[@thescratchplan]

@@freddieyt glad you like it! Been helpful for me!

[@Whatzzzz999]

A lot of golfers don't seem to realise: golf is three games, not one. 1. Off the tee/long irons etc 2. Pitching/chipping./bunkers etc 3.Putting. A child of 6 - or less - could do putting. Easily. So maybe start there.

[@patmac104]

Excellent!

[@lkae4]

Low runner, medium two hop and flop shot wedge reps are good. Knockdown driver is also very useful instead of 3W.

[@thescratchplan]

Great suggestions!

[@thomasg321]

This is fantastic

[@thescratchplan]

Thanks sir!

[@HogansAngle]

I commented from my personal account on your Five Lessons video. I think this practice strategy is really interesting. Especially the one armed swings. Ever noticed when you chip balls off the chipping green, for example, with one hand how your right arm stays tucked to your side? Just walking along flicking them off the green

[@thescratchplan]

That’s a great observation! I think that’s one of the biggest things I get out of the one-armed swings. The right arm is so much more stable.

[@867goose]

great drills

[@Milkywaymike]

To piggyback onto your practice routine…another thing I like to do at the range is a virtual course in my head. So I will pick a total yardage (let’s say 500) and then drive the ball at my intended target.. then I will switch to an iron (or wood) and finish with a wedge. Constantly rotating different clubs since in a real game you don’t get a chance to get dialed in with multiple shots using one club… you are constantly changing clubs and get one shot at hitting your target. Clubs I am less confident with I hit more to get comfortable with anything in my bag.

[@thescratchplan]

@@Milkywaymike I’ll have to try this! Sounds like a great idea! 💡

[@electricalstuff259]

Seems inefficient though. The best way to get better at doing something is to do it over and over. Only hitting driver every 4 shots is a slower way to improve driver.

[@thescratchplan]

@@electricalstuff259 Also a good point. It depends on if you are working on course management or a specific club I suppose

[@ajack3380]

I use this approach as well. I start with a warmup, then some specific work I need to do (maybe a troublesome club) then finish with a virtual round to put pressure on each shot. Hitting shot after shot with the same club creates repetition (good), but don’t test whether you can replicate it after you’ve hit other different clubs/shots. This mixes it up a bit.

[@thescratchplan]

@ Absolutely. Both have their place!

[@ktkl68]

Take a driver, PW, SW, and putter to the range. One bucket with the wedges and one bucket with the driver. Putt 30 min. Total 2.5 hours per session 3 times a week. All year long and you’re in the 70s next season.

[@thescratchplan]

@@ktkl68 I agree! The key is to be consistently practicing. I like this particular plan because it keeps practice fun so I’m motivated to keep doing it

[@haydenpride3596]

The cost of this wow haha 4680 roughly a year that would be! 90 quid a week you think I have that kind of money 🤣I wish

[@thescratchplan]

@@haydenpride3596 I have a local course that offers $60/month membership. Unlimited range balls and golf. (It’s a small par 33 executive 9 hole course)

[@haydenpride3596]

@@thescratchplan wish I had this lol 😂

[@CarrterGolf1]

No. John daly says anybody can hit driver. Its 150 and in. The difference between korn ferry and tour players is approach, chipping,and putting

[@ryonrivera87]

How many swings are you taking for the wedge wizardry drill and what's the objective?

[@thescratchplan]

@@ryonrivera87 I forgot to include that! I choose two distances from the list and hit 25 balls to each distance. Track how many land within 10% of the total distance. (Rough estimate but 50 yards should land within 5 yards, 120 yards should land within 12 yards). Enter score on the spreadsheet for personal best and update it any time you beat it.

[@yt754]

still working on my 20 footers

[@thescratchplan]

@@yt754 those are mission critical!

[@jeffpaul606]

On the putting and chipping, use my own golf balls or range balls?

[@thescratchplan]

@@jeffpaul606 if you have your own, that’s better because the feedback will be slightly different with range balls

[@jeffpaul606]

@ thanks. That was my thinking as well.

[@bensevener2899]

Fucking finally! A practice plan with a checklist spreadsheet that i can check off.... A HUGE THANK YOU!

[@thescratchplan]

@@bensevener2899 happy to help!

[@jonathanyoung7050]

How much in a week did you practice these drills?

[@thescratchplan]

@@jonathanyoung7050 I try to get at least 90 minutes 5 days a week

[@choicehunger]

Anyone know any good android apps to track progress at the range? Like a workout tracker app, but for golf. When I search in the play store it's all stuff like 18 birdies which is fine for tacking a game, but I'm looking for something more practice oriented.

[@thescratchplan]

@@choicehunger try the link in the description of this video!