To be the best in the game, you not only have to be accurate, but have total control of both the launch and curve direction of your golf ball.
We touched base with Titleist Staff Members @cmccormickgolf and @clundberg for a great way to improve your shot making skills and gamify your practice.
Here's how to perform this drill:
1. Grab two alignment rods and lay one on the ground pointing at your target. Take the other alignment rod and stick into the ground at the end of the alignment rod (pictured).
2. Hit five consecutive shots, each shot attempting to hit a draw or a fade. For each shot, rate on a 3 point scale, with a maximum of 3 points per shot:
- 1 Point: The ball starts right or left of your target line (on purpose).
- 1 Point: The ball curves back towards your target line.
- 1 Point: The ball ends up near your target.