How Take Your Practice Onto The Course AskGolfGuru

How Take Your Practice Onto The Course AskGolfGuru, Mark Crossfield answers more question from viewers. This time we are talking practice sessions and how to take your range game to the golf course for lower scores and better golf.

[michaelkubosh]

Mark, don't know how many followers you have in the states, however I am from Texas and have recently found your videos and app over the past 2 weeks. My son and I have really enjoyed your videos! Best golf information that I have found anywhere on the net! Thanks for all the work you put in to put these videos out to us. It has really helped to improve our game.

[UofLFan]

I love your vids. Keep up the good work. Id love to see some Golf Course Vlogs once you're able to get on.

[dburrows]

Hi Mark, great videos! What do you think about one plane swings?

[mincet]

Hey Mark really enjoying the videos. Just wondering what your grounds keeper thinks of you taking a square foot of divots on his lovely lawn! Keep up the good work.

[esfkb]

When I practice and I am not doing any major work on my swing I will take half of my bucket and "play a course." Basically I pull out a score card to a course that I know pretty well and I picture each hole in my head and play the shots that I would play on each hole as if I was playing the course. If I miss hit my shot I imagine what type of position that would put me in and try to hit the shot I would need to recover. It is a great way to add the pressure aspect of playing to your practice.

[Danny.A]

My range has a grass practice area. I find it much more realistic to practice on grass than mats to get a true feel for strikes with my irons.

[theMANxGOLFER]

I found a really beautiful course in my area where there are (it seems no flat spots). I make adjustments to these conditions with the ball above, below, down hill, and uphill, but practicing these is not something I have put into a routine. Other than playing the course which is the obvious solution to find the most comfortable layup yardages and gain experience, what's a good way to practice this? I am looking to find strategies to play to the middle of a green with wind from an awkward lie.

[Bobzy]

Mark, are you using the covert iron here? in the bag?

[tomkelly]

I always wonder how he hasnt broken the thing yet

[theMANxGOLFER]

I found a really beautiful course in my area where there are (it seems no flat spots). I make adjustments to these conditions with the ball above, below, down hill, and uphill, but practicing these is not something I have put into a routine. Other than playing the course which is the obvious solution to find the most comfortable layup yardages and gain experience, what's a good way to practice this? I am looking to find strategies to play to the middle of a green with wind from an awkward lie.