Practice Structure & Skills Transfer

Most golfers have hit shots on the range that make them wonder why the game ever feels difficult. The problem is that good practice does not always travel with you to the first tee.

You can look comfortable in practice, hit the ball well and build plenty of confidence, then find that the same game is much harder to reproduce once every shot has a consequence.

Practice Structure & Skills Transfer looks at how you practise, what your sessions are actually preparing you for and how well that work carries onto the course.

What This Assessment Looks At

This assessment looks at whether the work you do in practice is helping you when you get onto the course, including:

• How much structure and purpose there is behind your practice
• Whether you practise the situations you actually face during a round
• How often practice involves targets, consequences and decision-making rather than repetition
• Whether the confidence you build on the range carries onto the first tee
• How effectively practice is translating into more reliable golf on the course

What This Assessment Gives You

• Your current position across the five Golf Clarity levels
• A clearer view of how useful your current practice actually is
• The parts of your practice that are transferring well and the parts that are not
• A better understanding of where repetition needs to become more realistic
• Practical recommendations, drills and an improvement pathway based on your result

If this sounds familiar, this is the assessment to take. If you are not sure whether your practice is the main thing holding you back, start with the free Golf Clarity Assessment.