7 Things You Should NEVER Do At The Driving Range (No.2 Is Ridiculously Common)

Ben Emerson on the driving range demonstrating a number of common mistakes that amateur golfers make including getting frustrated (snapping a club over his knee), always opting to hit driver (pulling the headcover off the driver from his golf bag) and overcomplicating everything by using too many drills, pieces of equipment and golf balls (signified by a mess of equipment scattered around Ben on the ground).

Club golfers typically don’t spend enough time at the driving range, but on the occasions that they do visit I often observe a similar pattern of poor decision-making that wastes their precious time.

If you are serious about making improvements to your golf game, it’s crucially important to avoid these seven common habits that stifle your progress and leave you feeling less confident than when you arrived.