Hannah Holden discusses the importance of using exaggerated practice drills on the driving range to make effective golf swing changes, referencing coach Andrew Nicholson's concept of 'bending the tee peg.' By pairing extreme swing feels with video feedback, golfers can bridge the gap between perception and reality. She recommends recording swings to ensure practice feelings translate into proper movement patterns on the course.
Over-exaggerate swing feelings in practice to make measurable physical changes in your real swing.
Recognize 'feel vs. real'—what feels like an extreme change often looks like a minor, correct adjustment on camera.
Use video recording or feedback apps to confirm your practice drills are moving your swing in the right direction.
Go deeper
Wild swings — Causes, drills and coaches for this miss