Today I actually have a video through Johnny Miller from golf.Com. He calls this a recreation rather than a drill, especially due to the attitude.
In this range recreation you hit 9 balls -- and best 9 balls -- each with a extraordinary shot shape. Here's the video:
What I like about this game is that it's exercise with a reason. Instead of simply stepping up and hitting balls at no target especially, or hitting a number of balls with the identical shot form (which allows you to get into a groove), "nine-Ball" calls for you to assume like you do on the path. There you have only one danger to hit the shot efficiently.
Please notice that this video is five minutes long because Johnny indicates you his followthrough on every shot. If you try and swing to a positive finish position, it'll affect your swing lots earlier within the backswing... But it is tons simpler to hit the ball solidly this way. I understand it sounds ordinary, but this attitude makes it simpler to get the clubface inside the right function at effect.
Obviously you can play this game extra than once all through your journey to the range. The point Johnny is making is which you ought to hit ALL 9 balls -- each with a exceptional shot form -- earlier than you begin a "new recreation." Learn to hit every shot with purpose and beneath the pressure to hit them all nicely
You might need to rearrange the order of pictures from what Johnny shows when you have extra hassle with, say, the low shots instead of the high pictures. Make the most tough shot (for you, this is) your ultimate shot. If you've hit 8 perfect photographs, that last shot for the perfect rating goes to be REALLY tough. And as you start getting better under stress, your self assurance will enhance similar to Johnny says.
And make sure you keep score whenever you play this sport on the range. You should see development over the years... And your rankings on the course need to improve as well.
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