Full swing
Dispersion Pattern Mapping
A full swing drill for the Recruiting stage, on the range, in about 30 minutes.
Builds an honest picture of real ball-striking tendencies by charting where shots actually land instead of relying on feel.
- Standard
- Solo
- Recruiting
Equipment
- mid-iron
- 30 balls
- chart
Steps
- 01Set up a simple chart with a target line and distance markers.
- 02Hit 30 shots at one target with a mid-iron.
- 03Mark where each shot actually lands relative to the target line.
- 04Review the chart for a real pattern rather than a single bad or good swing.
- 05Note the pattern and bring it into the next practice block's focus.
Target
Try to tighten your logged dispersion pattern compared to your last chart.
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