Difference with Driver from range to course

[Bxm Foxy]

At the range, tend to hit a high slight fade with the driver. Last few rounds on the course, exclusively draws, with a few ugly hooks thrown in for good measure. Tending to grip a bit tight, gritting teeth, and trying to hit too hard???

 

[Orikoru]

I hate hitting driver at the range. Those fat rubber tees make it feel and sound awful, and they're never the right height either.

 

[Bxm Foxy]

Yeah I tend to go for the bays where i can use my own tees, and don't hit many as the tees often fly forwards!

 

[Siolag]

I hate hitting driver at the range. Those fat rubber tees make it feel and sound awful, and they're never the right height either.

Yeah I tend to go for the bays where i can use my own tees, and don't hit many as the tees often fly forwards!

A guy at the weekend put an orange plastic tee into the rubber bit for that reason, he saw me looking and said "its much better".

 

[Roops]

I hate hitting driver at the range. Those fat rubber tees make it feel and sound awful, and they're never the right height either.

Couldn't agree more, went to the range yesterday for some Driver work and realised how much I hate hitting the driver at the range. It just never feels right, horrible rubber tee things, mat too close to the bay barrier, nothing about it is good.

 

[Oldham92]

What I found to be one of the biggest problems was that there is too much to help with alignment at the range that you don't have on the course. If you're hitting a straight drive at the range you have a square mat and a square bay. I started aiming left or right from the mat and that seemed to make the practice a bit more worthwhile.