Professional golfers hit a lot of golf balls, with one of the most well-known for wearing down ranges being Vijay Singh. A modern equivalent when it comes to smashing golf balls before and after rounds is Bryson DeChambeau, who coincidently left Vijay chuckling a few years ago at the Masters while he watched him pound driver after driver on the range.
We are all Vijay Singh watching Bryson DeChambeau on the practice range. pic.twitter.com/PXkM3ks4NO
— Justus Cleveland (@JustusCleveland) April 5, 2021
As for wear marks caused by all that practice, most pros tend to switch out clubs often enough that you don’t notice excessive usage, with some exceptions being old, reliable fairway woods, or in the case of Tiger Woods, his famous Scotty Cameron Newport 2.
But, there is one LPGA pro that could have them all beat when it comes to practice-induced wear marks, and that is Japanese LPGA Tour player Yuna Nishimura, who, with the help of Callaway Golf’s social media team, showed off the impressive wear marks on her fairway woods, hybrids and irons.
The wear marks not only show just how much the professionals practice, but also show that when it comes to deviation on misses around the face, even their misses generally stay inside a space the size of a nickel.
Although you might not have the same amount of time on your schedule to practice for hours each week, it does demonstrate the importance of hitting the middle of the face and using your time wisely, which is also why you see pros like Tommy Fleetwood and others use the same drills and training aids on the range to help get into the same position at impact shot after shot.
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