John Parry throws a golf ball up into the stands at the 16th hole of the WM Phoenix Open at TPC Scottsdale on Feb. 7, 2026. Most golfers waste their practice time on the green. They hit the same short putt over and over until they feel like they are doing something. That feeling is a lie. The brain stops learning when there is no risk. A simple deck of playing cards changes everything by forcing the player to adapt to new distances and breaks on every single stroke. This method turns a boring session into a real test of skill.
Chris George, a teacher featured by Golf.com , outlines a drill that uses a standard deck to dictate every shot. The…
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