Vermont Golf Driving Ranges and Practice Facilities

Push shots are caused by a swing that is too shallow and from the inside, many times caused by the body moving in front of the ball during the downswing and causing the club to get stuck behind the body

Use this shadow drill to get your weight behind the ball and hit higher shots

A common mistake on the backswing is to hinge instead of cock your wrists, a perfect drill to help fix this is to pre set your backswing by cocking your wrists right up in front of your face at address and then turning into a full backswing

Look for these two common faults in the backswing that lead to loss of power and control

Use a lock with a string attached to it to feel the momentum of the putter head and learn how to swing your putter like a pendulum

There are two ways to practice the short game. First are how-to shots, where you learn how to control trajectory through set up and swing shape. Second are situational shots, where you move around the short game area and practice specific shots.