Make your tee shot a measurable skill. Start by finding the center of the face, then practice sending the ball into a chosen corridor.
Start the free drills ↓A long drive that misses your target is not always a better drive. First learn where you strike the face, then pick a fairway-sized window and measure starts inside it. Change only one setup variable at a time so you know what helped.
Tee the ball so roughly half of it sits above the driver crown when the club rests behind it. Pick a precise target and set two landmarks as your fairway gate. This is a starting setup, not a rule for every swing.
Pick one of the drills below and write down its score. Repeat it on another day before changing your practice plan. A small trend is more useful than one perfect shot.
Choose one drill for your session. Each gives you a clear result to compare next time.
15 balls · Learn your strike pattern before changing your swing.
12 balls · Turn direction into a score.
12 balls · Find the speed at which your strike stays predictable.
These are starting checks, not a diagnosis from a swing video. Make one small change and compare several shots.
Move a little farther from the ball as an experiment; then recheck the strike mark rather than guessing.
Check distance from the ball and balance. Make a small setup change and compare five shots.
Test tee height in small steps while keeping the same target and tempo.
Use the fairway gate at a comfortable speed before chasing maximum distance.
These expanded lessons are planned for the $7.99/month Basic membership. They are previews only; subscriptions and access are not live yet.
Structured lessons for repeatable fades, draws and trajectory windows.
Deeper guided checks for contact and start-line patterns.
Short demonstrations for tee setup, strike and target practice.
The proposed $14.99/month Plus plan would add extra feedback and swing-analysis tools. Those features are still being developed. See the proposed plans →