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Playing a round weekly beats range-only practice because skills fall apart under real-course pressure. You need actual rounds to stress-test your technique and make it stick when it counts.
Playing a round weekly beats range-only practice because skills fall apart under real-course pressure. You need actual rounds to stress-test your technique and make it stick when it counts.
Here's where you need to play golf every single week. If you are practicing all the time but you're not actually getting out on the golf course and playing, what's going to happen is you're going to get good at the wrong things. You're going to get good at something that works for you on the driving range, but once you get under pressure, it's not going to hold up. So it's important to make sure that you're always stressing what you're working on if you want to continue to improve and shoot lower scores.
