When something goes wrong on the range, most of us look at where the ball ended up and start guessing about what caused it. This week’s drill has you look at where the ball starts. I’ve worked on this drill…

MyGolfSpy highlights "The Start Line Stick" as its drill of the week, an exercise designed to help golfers focus on where their shots begin rather than where they land. The drill requires a single alignment stick placed in the ground about 10 feet in front of the ball on the target line, with players tasked with hitting shots to the left and right of the stick.
The writer notes that the drill works for every handicap level and can be adapted by starting with short chips before moving up to full swings and longer clubs. According to the article, the exercise promotes clubface awareness, provides instant feedback, and helps players shape shots by focusing on a specific task rather than internal swing mechanics.
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