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Draw up a plan, literally on a piece of paper

First decide how much time you can give to practice, I don’t care if it’s 30 min a week, or 30 hours a week. Every little bit helps, but you can also overdo it to a point, wear yourself and body down, also pick up some bad habits.

You need to practice smart, know your weaknesses, look for answers through lessons, DVD’s , here, where ever. We are all built different and thinking differently so one way to practice for someone else may not be the best way for you.

Basic I think most will agree is always address all three phases, long game (driver/irons) short game (chipping/putting) and then putting. Whichever of these is your weakest link, put first, and maybe allot more time for that area, but never leave the others untouched.

I am a range rat, I love to practice, but these days I just don’t have the time, but I always make sure I get about an hour during the week, and if I am not playing that weekend, then I add another hour or so.

Keep a small notebook in your bag, and write down your “ah ha” moments, these moments when something feels right or clicks, and try to capture those thoughts or moments to review later, or read through before a round.

None of this will take much time, and once you get in a habit it’s easier to keep up.