Rhode Island Golf Driving Ranges and Practice Facilities

Create consistent and predictable distances for shorter irons by using a shorter swing with less wrist hinge

Position your ball near the bottom of the swing arc and just off your front leg

A two plane swing requires you to actively cock your wrists. With a one plane swing the weight of the club tends to hinge your wrists back naturally and making the swing less complicated.

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.