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Gary W

By Gary W
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Do you have a standard practice routine? Sometimes I work my way through the entire bag from wedge to driver. Other times I take only a couple clubs and alternate back and forth after 6 or 8 balls. Just wondering what others do.

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I don't have a set routine, but my practice time usually goes something like this:

Wedges 20%
Short Irons 10%
Long Irons 10%
Woods/Drivers 25%
Long Irons 10%
Short Irons 10%
Wedges 15%

Sometimes I'll go through the clubs skipping one on the way up and hitting the ones I missed on the way back but usually I will just go SW-GW-8I-5I-3I-Hybrid-Driver.

The routine...if you can even call it that...will change depending on what I'm struggling with. Lately I've been spending more time with the driver, but I'll still work up to it and back down to the wedges.

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