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Golf: Tick - Tock Tees

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To encourage the pupil to develop consistent rhythm to the stroke and control the distance.

Set a number of tees equal distance either side of the ball (3 either side).
(1) Use the tees to mark the ?tick? and ?tock? of the stroke
(2/3) The pupil should develop the equal rhythm and feel for a shorter stroke for shorter putts and a longer stroke for longer putts. This could be used in conjunction with the One past the next drill.

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Tracks:

To encourage the pupil to create good body alignment and club path?

Place 2 shafts parallel to the aim line either side of the ball to target line (1), the pupil should check their body lines are parallel to those lines (2).

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Brush:

To encourage the player to develop the correct angle of attack and contact.

Encourage the player to make a number of rehearsal swings brushing the grass opposite and forwards of the ball

This brushing of the grass should then be repeated with the ball in the way.

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Ladders:

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Grand National:

SET-UP
Set out a series of ?jumps? using marker cones
Use a cone to mark the beginning of the course
Mark out a safe area for non-hitters
Split the group into teams
Line the teams up at the starting point
Give the player at the front of the line a club and a ball
ACTIVITY
Players try to get over the ?jumps? in turn
Players have to clear each fence and land before the next to move onto the next fence
When all players have been over the ?jumps? team sits down
The first team to be sitting down wins

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