First of all you must decide your practice objective.  It is useless to walk out on to the grass and blaze away with abandon, hitting ball after ball vaguely into the blue.  There must be a defined purpose behind every swing you make.

  Never hit your practice shots diagonally from the right edge of the fairway over to the left.  Play along a defined line to a defined target, aiming to group as many balls as possible in a restricted area.  Hitting diagonally across a practice ground or fairway leaves you open to a dangerous tendency which is difficult to describe in terms which the inexperienced will readily appreciate.  But you can take my word for it.

The correct way to practice golf - along a defined line.

 Briefly what happens is this.  As you play ball after ball the set of the shot played across a defined line will eventually lead to the body turning across from the shoulders with a resultant distortion of the club-line.

This shows what creeps in when shots are played repeatedly across a line.  In due course round comes the right shoulder.

  Maintenance of the club-line is the whole object of the shaped golf swing, and to facilitate this you must hit parallel to the defined line of the practice ground or fairway.  The beginner will find that a useful additional aid to this is the placing of a spare club outside the ball and parallel to the line.

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