DP World Tour Coach shows me How to practice (for EVERY type of GOLFER)
Alex Elliott demonstrates a high-performance practice routine based on insights from DP World Tour coaches. He breaks down five common amateur mistakes, emphasizing the importance of structured warm-ups, limited ball counts, and measuring progress with technology like Hackmotion. The video concludes with pressure-testing drills that help golfers bridge the gap between the driving range and the golf course.
Never start with a 7-iron; use a 'Ladder Game' with wedges to warm up the body and refine distance control.
Limit your range sessions to 75-100 balls to maintain focus and avoid 'machine gun' firing without purpose.
Balance your session between 'Block Practice' (technical drills) and 'Open Practice' (switching clubs).
Use technology or video to measure your progress, as 'feel' often does not match 'real' swing positions.
End every session with a simulated course challenge to apply pressure and practice your full pre-shot routine.