Indoor practice.

Practice that fits the room you've got. Mats, monitors, mirrors, and what to do when the ceiling's 8 feet.

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Brands
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Steps
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Golfer mid-backswing on a turf hitting mat in front of a compact practice net
Coach's noteDon't buy a launch monitor before you have a mat.

The prescription

Surface first. Then feedback. Then the trainer.

  1. Start with the surface

    Footing comes first: a proper mat and a net that fits the room, before anything with a screen.

  2. Add the feedback

    Then the numbers: a launch monitor or strike board gives you clean data on every shot, with no weather and no balls to pick up.

  3. Add a trainer if you need it

    When the ceiling's 8 feet, a short club built for indoor swings still trains takeaway, turn and finish.

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Coach's notes

Before you buy a launch monitor.

When you need one, when a radar is enough, and which numbers to actually watch.

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