I would check your alignment, first and foremost. For me, that causes a lot of problems (hook). In the past, I have been guilty of wasting time with pretty significant swing changes to later find out that all along I was aligned incorrectly.

As well, someone made this practice suggestions in this forum which i thought was a really good. Mind you it's time consuming but it simulates the real thing...

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Re: Practice Structure
One thing that has really helped me is to practice like I play. This means picking a target and hitting that club ONE time, if it is a horrible shot then deal with it and move on to the next club because in a real round you dont get 10 chances to hit your driver off of the tee, you only get one. This method has really helped me to get it right the first time and be mentally prepared to deal with the consequences of my previous shot, hope this helps you.