Range Transfer Drills — Practice That Holds Up on the First Tee
Range Transfer Drills — Practice That Holds Up on the First Tee
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Practise the way you'll actually be asked to play, not the way that's easiest to repeat on a mat.
What's inside
- Eight drills, not swing tips — a session you run, not an idea you have to build yourself.
- Four settings per drill (Beginner, Improving, Competitive, Elite) — the same drill, a different demand.
- Each one replaces a specific kind of static range practice with a version that has a target, a consequence, or both.
- Covers full swing, short game, lag putting and your pre-shot routine — not just one department.
- One file, opened in your phone browser at the range. No login, no app, no spreadsheet.
It won't fix a swing fault. It changes what you do with the time you already spend at the range.
Format & delivery
Format & delivery
Delivered as a single HTML file, sent to your email straight after checkout and available on your order confirmation. Opens in any phone or desktop browser — no login, no app, no spreadsheet.
You hit it great on the range. Then you can't repeat it on the first tee.
You know the feeling before you've even hit the first tee shot — forty minutes of flush contact on the mat, then a thin one two feet off the peg with people watching. It's not that the work didn't happen. It's that the work doesn't look anything like the shot you were just asked to hit.
The usual fix is “practise how you play” — one ball, change club, change target. True, and it's in most range-practice explainers already. What's missing is an actual session built that way, ready to run, rather than a set of rules you have to invent yourself while you're stood over the bucket.
What you actually get
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Built for the range, not a desk
Every drill is something you do standing at your bay, not something you read the night before.
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Four settings, one deck
Beginner through Elite. The same eight drills scale up instead of needing eight different products.
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Covers the whole bag
Full swing, short game, lag putting and your pre-shot routine — not just one fault.
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Own it once
A single download, no subscription, runs on any phone browser.
Why this and not the free version
Here's what separates the two, point by point.
- Explains blocked vs random practice — the free version does this too.
- Gives you an actual session to run — the free version doesn't. This one does.
- Scales with your level — the free version doesn't. Four settings are built in.
- Covers putting, short game and full swing — rarely all three in one free source. This one does.
- Something you check mid-session on your phone — sometimes, if you're lucky. Built for exactly that here.
- Cost — free, versus £19 one-off.
FAQ
Does this work indoors or only at the range?
Most drills need a full range bay or a practice green. A couple of the full-swing ones work indoors with a net if you can already read your own shot shape. It's built for outdoor practice first.
Will this fix my slice, add distance or drop my handicap?
No. It changes what you practise, not your swing mechanics. If a specific fault needs fixing, this won't diagnose it — a coach will.
Is this legal to use during a round?
It's a practice tool for the range and the practice green, not something you'd use mid-round. It makes no claim about Rules of Golf conformity because it isn't intended for on-course use.
What format does it come in?
One HTML file. Open it in any phone or desktop browser. No app, no account, no install.
Is it the same file for every skill level?
Yes — one file, four settings inside it. You don't need to buy a different version as you improve.
Can I change my level after I've started a session?
Yes — tap “Change level” inside the tool at any point. Nothing to re-download.
How quickly will I get it?
Instantly. The download link is on your order confirmation and the confirmation email straight after checkout.
What's your refund policy?
[CONFIRM REFUND POLICY BEFORE PUBLISHING — placeholder text, not a real policy.]
Most golf practice isn't practice. It's just hitting balls.
Fairway Lab exists for the gap between the range and the course — the drills, trainers and systems that make a practice session actually resemble the game you're trying to get better at, at whatever level you're playing. Nothing here promises a number. It's built to change what you do with your time, not to do the work for you.