Beginner guide
Rainy day golf practice for beginners
Rain doesn’t cancel progress. It cancels the excuse that you can only improve under blue sky with a full bucket.
Safe outdoor options
- Covered range bays — if your facility has them. Slow swings, wedges first.
- Light drizzle, no lightning — short game on a wet practice green if the club allows. Soft conditions teach touch.
- Skip standing water and storms. Common sense beats grind culture.
Indoor (apartment-friendly)
- Mirror setup checks: posture, grip, alignment stick or broom on the floor.
- Putting on a mat or carpet to a cup or glass — distance control over hole-outs.
- Watch one short video on pace/etiquette, then close the tab. Don’t spiral into tip soup.
- Plan your next quiet tee time while coffee’s hot.
Keep practice connected to the course
Aim rainy-day work at the shots you’ll use with a Sunday Bag on a par-3 nine — pitch, chip, putt — not endless driver fantasies. Permission to rest, too. Showing up again next week matters more than perfect attendance.
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