Great shots at the range, but cant transfer to the course

[mrprovisional]

Thank god there are still helpful and friendly people in this world. Today, I went out to the range and invited a dad and his son to come with me. The son just started about a few months ago just like me and the dad has been playing for over 10 years with lots of experience.

After a few good shots with the irons and wedges. I decided to bust to my driver, the one club that I hate to hit with the most. A couple of good shots, but most were slicing or hooking. The dad came over and observed me and basially gave me a free lessen. He noticed my grip was weak and showed me the proper way to strengthened my grip. After that, my shots were consistently going straighter and farther. Also, my irons and wedge shots were on the money.

After the dad and son left for the night, the employee at the range came out and also gave me a free lesson. Now, Im more confident with my swings and cant wait to transfer everything I learned today and take it out on the course.

[CalBoomer]

A friend and I developed this game, but you can only do it on a relatively empty golf course. For every shot we get two tries. If you take two shots you have to play the second. If you are happy with the first, you play that one and don't take a second. It's really amazing how the constant availability of mulligans improves your game by relaxing you.