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This issue has come up before and I'm searching for some clarification/pointers. I've been taking classes for some weeks now in a good country club in my own region. The driving variety is grass and obviously I've performed several models there also. My problem is the fact that my only opportunities for exercise throughout the work week only are in the Muni driving array next door from condominium. They just have synthetic grass pads. I've realized that usually I struck "well" in the selection and then reach my week-end training on grass and totally pull. Realizing that I've problems striking way too many fat pictures and studying on the very fact that pads may hide the fat chance problem, I'm wondering if my training program is clearly harming my sport. Recently I beginning striking ok off the pad with my irons, and then began fighting. I chose to just hit off the tee cause I was tired of jumping about the pad (to be honest, my left shoulder beginning harming also - which I understand can be a side-effect of fat pictures off mats, or mats generally). Therefore my problem is this. Can I just stay glued to striking off the tee in the driving range? I was playing about with my 4 iron off the tee and was making very good contact and turning right pictures about 170, but understand it could perhaps not be therefore useful because I should try to learn just how to strike irons off the deck and create a forward divot in the place of striking fat. I genuinely believe that hitting irons off the tee in the variety is likely to be significantly useful, but perhaps I should just stay glued to hitting my 3 wood, driver, and hybrid there?? I'm type of at a loss here. I have to enhance my metal sport and work out how to precisely have a divot after ball contact, but I just get lawn training once per week and thats throughout a session where I often tense up for whatever reason (primarily my instructor adjusting my move which gets me thinking a lot of). Any recommend or tips about this problem?