Let's face it, most golfers don't approach practice with a plan.
 
You show up at the range and do the same old routine:
Loosen up with a few wedges.
Work through your bag, firing irons in a straight line at the same pin.
Grab your driver and take a few swings—maybe aiming to clear the net or, worse, getting distracted trying to hit the range picker.
Skip the chipping and putting green entirely because an email from work grabs your attention—or you just give up and head for the bar.
 
Sound familiar? If so, it’s time to change.