Driver Dispersion
Hit 10 driver shots into a target corridor — width ranges from 15 to 30 yd depending on difficulty — and map your dispersion pattern to identify directional tendencies.
Off the Tee Beginner ~6 min 4 difficulty levelsDifficulty levels
Setup & execution
On the range, select a target at a comfortable driver distance. Imagine a corridor 25 yd wide centred on your aim line — 12.5 yd either side. Hit 10 driver shots and record each result. Focus on identifying your miss pattern rather than just counting successes. Experienced players often discover their dispersion tilts consistently left or right due to a repeating path tendency — the drill makes that visible. Between shots, step back, reset your routine, and approach each ball fresh.
Goal
Land 5 or more of your 10 driver shots inside the 25-yd corridor to pass (50%). A clear directional bias in your misses is diagnostic information worth discussing with your coach — it points directly to a fixable technique or alignment issue.
Tour context
Experienced amateurs (HCP 11.5–18.4) typically hit 40–50% of fairways on course. Hitting 5/10 (50%) inside a 25-yd corridor matches the upper end of this bracket and indicates repeatable directional control.
Scoring options
Pick how you are rewarded. Each option records different outcomes and feeds different insights.
Classic
You find the zone or you don't. A miss costs you nothing.
Points
The zone pays double; every miss costs you a point.
Direction
Every miss costs you, whichever side it goes.
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Off the TeeFairway Accuracy
Hit 15 tee shots into a 30 yd–50 yd corridor — width varies by difficulty tier — and track your fairway hit percentage and miss tendencies.
Off the TeeSpeed Ladder
Mark your own baseline carry, then work through a set of tee shots trying to pass it — first for raw speed, then without giving up the corridor. Progress is measured against your own baseline, not a fixed distance.