Epecks

I agree totally... "chunking' my practice into smaller, more productive sessions seems to prepare me the best for an upcoming tournament or match. I also like to have specific goals for each practice session, and games/drills offer specific objectives that I can use to measure my progress. I've amassed a collection of games (mostly originals, some have been out there a while) over the past year in my blog, eddiepeckelsgolf.blogspot.com ... tried to be creative. Anyone who sees this feel free to try them and pass along to those who might also benefit. -E

Hi, For about a year now I have been amassing a list of practice games and drills for golf. As you I'm sure already know, they are invaluable to a lower handicapped golfer looking to compete in tournaments. Feel free to use any and all of the games I've posted in my blog... some are ones I've learned over the years, and others are originals or were built upon another game. I've tried to cover every aspect of the game. Here's a link to my Intro page http://eddiepeckelsgolf.blogspot.com/2011/11/hello.html and here's a link to my latest post/game from last Monday, eddiepeckelsgolf.blogspot.com Enjoy and feel free to let me know your thoughts Eddie