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Okay, lets say i have 100 balls for the range. What clubs should i use to hit those with and how many balls do i use for each club.
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work your way from pw, or sw (whatever you prefer) and work your way to driver.. but with only 100 balls what i would do is pw, 8i, 6i, 4i(or in your case your hybrid), 5 wood, driver. and do about 13 balls each. then youll have like 8 balls left and use those on either another club you didnt work on that you want to, or to go back to a club you didnt hit very well.

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Depends on what your working on that day.

I always loosen up, then hit some wedges, some short/mid irons my 5, 3h and some driver. Then i will hit whatever i have been struggling with recently and finish with some wedges. I kinda feel that out.

Other days i start like every other day and once i feel comfortable with my swing i will play my home course in my head.

This last part has helped me take my swing from the range to the course a little better.

I would probably hit around 50 balls with your 125 yards and in clubs. Then split 30 balls up between your 130 - 200 yard clubs. 10 with your fairway woods and 10 with your driver.

That's unless you're working on one specific area for that day. If you're having problems with driver or fairway woods, you'll naturally want to hit more of those but not too many as you'll just wear yourself out and start making bad swings.

The above is more or less what I do on days when I'm not working on anything in particular.

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