
The episode discusses the outdated driving range business model and offers a structured practice plan using modern learning principles.
The driving range business model hasn't meaningfully changed since the first one opened in Pinehurst in 1913. Lights, mats, and automatic ball dispensers. That's it. But the science of how people learn motor skills has changed dramatically. And none of it says "hit the same club to the same target until it feels good." In this episode, we break down exactly how to structure your limited practice time using strokes gained data, random practice principles, and pressure finishes. Three complete sessions: 15 minutes at home, 30 minutes at the range, and a full 59 minute plan that covers every part of your game. Hayden, a professional golfer who practices 3.5 to 4 hours a day, has a specific target on every single shot. If the guy with the most time is the most intentional, that should tell you something about how you're spending your 30 minutes. Download the free practice plan PDF: playreadygolf.beehiiv.com/59minuteplan Try the Play Ready Golf app: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6752723937 https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.playreadygolf.app 00:00 Why "feel" is lying to you 02:00 Practicing to say you practiced 03:00 Bob Rotella's 60/40 rule 03:59 Strokes…
Hosts: Isaak Ramsey, Hayden Zimmerer
Guest: Hayden
Organizations: Play Ready Golf, Pinehurst
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