[6bmike]

I normally hit 300 to 400 balls a day on the range. Takes about
4 to 6 hours. My schedule is to hit 150 balls before lunch and
finish off in the afternoon. In an interview with Nick Seitz, Golf
Digest March 1978, Hogan told Seitz that His daily routine
took eight hours a day. If you find something that's not working,
you've got to go out and work about three days harder on that
one think. That equates to 24 hours for one think. With all the
SWING THINKS in the yellow book, wonder how long that it would
take to master most of the basic fundamentals?

Anyway, would like to take a poll on how many hours the forum
members spend on the range.

I work for a living- three kids with their own intersts to feed, a wife, a carrer, I hit plastic balls on the side of the house in between catching baseballs with my son with a hour of chipping to educate my hands a few times a week BUT... my passion for TGM and playing golf is not less than someone lucky enough to practice so may hours everyday.