Always Pick a Target When You Practice Golf
Make range practice more effective by choosing a specific target for every shot and using the feedback to improve aim, ball flight, and on-course performance.
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Block Practice in Golf: How to Use Repetition to Improve
Learn what block practice is, when to use it, and how repeated shots can build better technique, distance control, and confidence.
Feel vs. Real in Golf: Match Swing Feel to Reality
Learn why your golf swing feel may not match reality and how HandyGolf feedback tools can make practice more accurate and effective.
Fix Golf Swing Faults by Practicing the Opposite
Learn how to correct common golf faults like a slice or toe strike by exaggerating the opposite mistake during range practice.
Focus on One Golf Swing Change at a Time
Improve faster by prioritizing one swing fix at a time, reducing swing thoughts, and keeping your practice athletic and simple.
How to Check Clubface Position in the Takeaway Using a Mirror
Use mirror mode at home or on the range to check whether your clubface is square, open, or closed during the takeaway.
How to Practice Golf With Consequences
Learn how adding consequence to your golf practice can simulate on-course pressure, improve focus, and help you perform better when scoring matters.
How to Practice Putting With the Green Level
Learn how to calibrate the Green Level, read uphill and side slope, and use that information to improve your putting practice.
How to Practice Swing Changes Without Worrying About Ball Flight
Learn why ignoring ball flight during a swing change can help you focus on technique, build better movement patterns, and improve faster.
How to Practice Your Golf Swing in Slow Motion
Use slow-motion practice to build better swing positions, ingrain changes, and gradually transfer the feel to full-speed shots.
How to Stop Overthinking Your Golf Swing
Learn how to beat paralysis by analysis by simplifying swing thoughts, identifying your priority fault, and practicing with a more athletic mindset.
How to Train Your Eyes to Read Greens with the Putting Level
Learn a simple practice routine for improving green reading by guessing slope and break first, then checking your read with the Handy Golf Putting Level.
How to Use Exaggeration to Feel Swing Changes
Learn how exaggerating a desired movement can help you feel, practice, and confirm golf swing changes more effectively.
How to Use Handy Golf Mirror Mode to Check Your Pre-Delivery Position
Use Handy Golf Mirror Mode to compare your downswing checkpoint to a reference image and improve the feel-versus-real of your golf swing.
How to Use Mirror Mode to Check Alignment in the Handy Golf App
Use Mirror Mode and a simple reference line in Handy Golf to check your foot line, aim, and setup alignment at home or on the range.
How to Use Mirror Mode to Check Your Golf Posture
Use Handy Golf’s Mirror Mode and reference images to compare your setup, spot posture faults, and build a better address position.
How to Use Mirror Mode to Fix a Downswing Slide
Use Mirror Mode and a simple reference line outside your lead foot to spot and reduce sliding during the downswing.
How to Use Mirror Mode to Fix a Sway in Handy Golf
Learn how to use Handy Golf’s Mirror Mode and line drawing tool to monitor hip movement and reduce sway during your golf swing.
How to Use Online Golf Tips Without Hurting Your Game
Online golf tips can help, but jumping from fix to fix can stall your progress. Learn how to use YouTube and social media golf advice wisely.
How to Use Random Practice to Improve Wedge Distance Control
Learn a simple random-practice wedge drill that varies yardages, uses feedback, and helps you calibrate feel for better skill retention.
How to Use the 10-Foot Putting Bullseye Game to Improve Your Putting
Learn how to combine a 10-foot putting station, green reading, pace control, and start-line feedback to identify what to practice next.
How to Use the Driver Ball Strike Game to Improve Your Driving
Learn how the HandyGolf Driver Ball Strike Game builds strike awareness so you can find the center of the face, reduce hooks and slices, and gain distance.
How to Use the Fairway Finder Game at the Driving Range
Learn how to set up, calibrate, and score the Fairway Finder game to track fairways hit, misses, OB shots, and shot shapes during driver practice.
How to Use the Green Level for a Putting Circle Drill
Improve short-putt green reading by using the Handy Golf Green Level to learn how slope percentage affects break, speed, and aim.
Stop Rushing Range Balls: Practice With Purpose
Avoid machine-gun practice on the range. Slow down, use feedback, rehearse with intent, and make each golf ball count.
Switch Clubs During Practice to Play Better on the Course
Avoid hitting the same club over and over on the range. Learn why switching clubs and targets makes practice more like real golf.
Why a Practice Plan Improves Your Golf Game
Learn why structured golf practice helps you improve faster, stay focused at the range, and make every practice session more productive.
Why Golf Swing Changes Feel Wrong at First
Learn why new golf swing movements often feel awkward at first—and how to use video, mirrors, and feedback to confirm you’re making the right change.
Why Your Golf Swing May Get Worse Before It Gets Better
Swing changes can feel uncomfortable at first. Learn why temporary setbacks are normal and how to stay patient while building better golf movement patterns.
