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Just wondering what you think of this.

I plan on hitting these clubs at the range and then chipping and putting on the practice green.

Lob Wedge
Pitching Wedge
9 Iron
7 Iron
3 Iron
3 Hybrid
5 Wood from Tee

Holding off on hitting my driver until I can work on fixing my slice.

I also have a Sand wedge in my bag as well as the other irons

well imo, you should hit every club in the bag on the range and make mental notes on the differences in each clubs yardage; and where miss hits go and what the ball does.
also, if i was trying to cure a slice with a driver i would hit the driver and work on it... work on rolling your wrists over like you are swinging a baseball bat and try and hit the inside part of the ball. it will take a few buckets but ideally you will start to straighten out the slice.

i also usually do short game first then go to the range... but thats me. no practice day should ever not include short game practice since its so vital to score.

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yea i usually spend as much time as i do on the range as i do on the putting/chipping green so thats no problem.
im thinking I will hit every club at the range and hit a few clubs when I warm up at the course such as a wedge, short iron, mid iron, long iron, and then driver

I warm up with 10 wedges, then hit 10 9i, 7i, 5i, 3i. Work on my hybrid and driver for the rest of the balls because they need the most work. I then hit 10 wedge shots to cool down. Then I head over to the chipping/putting area and bang around there for an hour or so.

I alternate odd and even irons on each range trip.

Driver: 909 D3 Diamana Blue
3 wood Ti Bubble 2
Hybrid: Burner Rescue 19 S Fujikura
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