Range Plans

Golf is a lot easier when you’re driving the ball down the middle. But most golfers don’t know what to work on when the driver is failing them—and just pounding tee shots on the range is rarely the answer. In this video, teacher Jason Guss discusses the do’s and don’ts.

One of the most challenging things to do consistently is to make solid contact on iron shots. If you’re struggling to produce good strikes, it’s likely because the low point of your swing is coming behind the ball. Here, Jason Guss explains what causes this and how to address it.

There’s nothing worse than hitting it bad on the course, then heading to the range to try to fix it and hitting it even worse. In this video, Jason Guss shows you how to figure out your problems at the range and address them with a few simple drills.

Poor short-game shots add up quickly on your scorecard. If you don’t practice your short game, you’re leaving these shots up to chance. Here, Jason Guss shares his best tips and drills for you to take to your short-game practice area and hone your skills around the greens.

There’s another reason you go to the range, but it has nothing to do with working on your game; it’s the pre-round warm-up. The best players in the world have a routine they stick to that gets them ready to play. In this video, Jason Guss shows you how you can do the same.