Warming Up on the Driving Range
Start with wedge, build up, finish back with a mid-iron. Leave 10 min for putting green.
Do
- Start with short clubs (wedge or 9-iron) and work up to longer clubs
- Hit only as many balls as time allows — quality over quantity
- Finish with a few driver swings, then back to a mid-iron
- Leave the range in time to visit the putting green before your tee time
Don't
- Don't pound drivers the whole warm-up — you'll tire yourself and build tension
- Don't stay on the range until your tee time without hitting the putting green
Beginner-safe script
“No script needed on the range.”
Why it matters
Warming up loosens muscles and builds rhythm. Skipping warmup makes the first 3 holes rough.