The Essential Drills for Your Driver, Irons, Wedges, and Putting
In this video hosted by Cordie Walker for GolfWell, PGA Coach Jackson Koert outlines five essential range stations covering driver, irons, wedges, chipping, and putting. By setting up structured drill stations with alignment sticks and tee gates, golfers learn how to lock in swing feels, shape start lines, hit low-spinning wedge shots, control chipping trajectories, and refine putting alignment.
Practice off-speed driver shots (scaling 100 to 300 yards) to entrain mechanical feels before applying full swing speed.
Lay an alignment stick down the target line to clearly separate start line from final curve target when hitting draws and fades.
Place a wedge forward in your stance to hit crisp, low-trajectory shots with high spin.
Use a T-alignment station for chipping to master low, medium, and high trajectories purely through setup adjustments.
Set up three tee gates on straight 6-to-8-foot putts to ensure accurate start lines and smooth backstroke tempo.