Do you practice with a purpose? You hear that phrase a lot around the practice area at any golf academy Orlando. You hear it mostly from golfers who believe they are practicing purposefully. Only to hear that phrase in their head when not playing so well on the course. Do they really know what practicing with a purpose truly means? Do you know what practicing with a purpose means? Are you seeking to make your practice sessions more efficient, more fun, and more beneficial? That is what I built John Hughes Golf around, being able to practice with a purpose to achieve your personal and customizable golf skill goals. If this sounds like you, then you need to keep reading. Because this month’s blog post is all about “purposeful practice”. And how you can make your practice sessions more purposeful, every time. What is Purposeful Practice? Purposeful practice is a concept that emphasizes deliberate and focused efforts to enhance your abilities. This approach is far more effective than simply going through the motions or repeating the same actions without clear goals in mind. Golf is a sport that demands a combination of physical skill, mental acuity, and strategic thinking. If you are serious about improving your golf skills, it is important to have a purpose in mind. Specifically, during practice. Many times, I see golfers “purposefully” attempting to hit a ball on the course, versus trusting their skills. For your skills to improve to a point that you trust your…
