50 Intermediate Practices

Description

The Intermediate Golf Practice Plan is built for golfers who already understand the basic fundamentals and are ready to turn those fundamentals into more consistent performance.

You’ll work through 50 structured practice sessions divided into five progressive phases.

Each session includes focused training for the driving range, chipping, and putting, with additional golf fitness and mental-game work throughout the plan.

You’ll practice skills such as:

• Center-face contact
• Divot and low-point control
• Swing path and start-line control
• Iron distance control
• Wedge distance systems
• Driver and tee-shot accuracy
• Shot-shape control
• Chipping contact and landing spots
• Carry-to-roll and club selection
• Pitch and bunker shots
• Up-and-down pressure games
• Putting path and face control
• Green reading
• Lag putting and three-putt prevention
• Short-putt conversion
• Pressure and scoring drills
• Simulated on-course practice

As you progress deeper into the plan, the drills become less technical and more performance-focused, helping you practice the way you actually play on the golf course.

A skills assessment follows each phase so you can measure improvement, identify weaknesses, and know when you’re ready to advance.

This plan is ideal for golfers who want a more serious, organized practice system that bridges the gap between basic fundamentals and advanced performance.