20 Minute Golf Tune-Up: Range Practice

By Paul McCarthy and Marc Jones

Part of the ‘20 Minute Golf Tune-Up’ series, this book is designed to get golfers practising more effectively on the range, before taking those improvements onto the course and into competition.
Many golfers practise poorly on the range/putting green. Fact. They whack a bucket of balls for an hour but then report that their newly-honed skills do not transfer to the course. In this 20 Minute Tune-Up, we shall explore how to practise with a plan, with purpose and a positive mindset, the value of mixing things up, and more. We will cover particular scenarios that players experience, including what to do when:
...you never seem to be able to play as well on the course as you do on the range
...sometimes, you cannot seem to hit a thing and, at other times, it just flows perfectly
...you hit hundreds of balls on the range but never seem to get much better
...you slip into bad practice habits on the range
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Other titles in the 20 Minute Golf Tune-Up series:
- 20 Minute Golf Tune-Up: Putting
- 20 Minute Golf Tune-Up: Concentration and Nerves
- 20 Minute Golf Tune-Up: Confidence
- 20 Minute Golf Tune-Up: Overcoming Mistakes and Frustration
- 20 Minute Golf Tune-Up: Pre-Shot
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Note: This book uses condensed and curated content from the authors’ acclaimed title The Successful Golfer; if you already have a copy of The Successful Golfer, please do not purchase this book, there is content overlap.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Bennion Kearny
• Release date: Jan 25, 2017
• ISBN: 9781911121268

Paul McCarthy

Paul McCarthy’s career in management and leadership consulting spans over 25 years and he has worked with almost 100 organizations across the world in over 15 different industries and directly with thousands of leaders to develop their leadership capacity, capability and competency. He has developed leaders in the UK, Europe, US, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Dubai and Sri Lanka. During his tenure with Deloitte and KPMG, Paul was positioned as each firm’s subject matter expert across Canada for both Talent Management and Leadership Development, often being brought in to speak with C-suite leaders on current and future trends, challenges and opportunities in the future of work and leadership. He provides advice, guidance and has real experience of supporting leaders and leadership teams through the process to adapt how they see the future of leadership and organizations, bringing a disruptive, yet evidence-based, experiential, and experimental approach that is beginning to shift the narrative within and beyond organizations.

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20 MINUTE GOLF TUNE-UP: RANGE PRACTICE

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Paul McCarthy and Marc Jones

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Published in 2017 by Dark River, an imprint of Bennion Kearny Limited.

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Table of Contents

Title Page

About the Authors

About this Book

What we shall cover

I never seem to be able to play as well on the course as I do on the range

Research Bunker: Varying practice helps your performance

Sometimes on the range, I cannot seem to hit a thing and, at other times, it just flows perfectly

"I hit hundreds