I can't have you out here on the driving range just banging balls aimlessly. Below you will find a detailed practice plan that will make you uncomfortable and enhance your ability to take your game from the driving range to the golf course. 
Level 1: 
1. Hit a drive down a 50 yard wide fairway
2. 8-iron to within 10 yards of your target
3. Chip to within 6 feet of your target
4. Make a 4 foot putt 
Level 2: ​
1. Hit a drive down a 30 yard fairway
2. 6-iron to within 15 yards of your target
3. Medium trajectory pitch shot to within 10 feet
​4. Make a 6-foot putt. 
Level 3: 
1. Hit a 3-wood down a 20 yard wide fairway
2. Hit a 5-iron to within 20 yards
3. Hit a flop shot to within 6 feet
​4. Make an 8-foot putt. 
What am I gaining by doing this? 

This is teaching you the process of effective practice: 

- It is focused on the things that will help your game, specifically when you go on the golf course. 
- It is challenging and interesting, to keep you motivated and engaged, so learning potential is at it's highest. 
- Trains you to focus under pressure
- Trains you to be adaptable
- Helps you discover what to focus on during your pre-shot routine
- Simulates the scenarios that you'll be faced with on the course
- Increases confidence
- Gives you constant feedback on your progress. Each shot has an objective, meaning you either succeed or fail with every shot on the range
- Is about developing playing skis as much, if not more, than it is improving technical skills.