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I bet drills still have valuable insights for coaching. Regarding drive leg mechanics, bracing from the drive leg provides a solid base for pushing against. I mean the rear leg becomes a counterweight, resisting rotation.
And I also practice techniques like the "double move" and "back leg...
Ohh, as I know, when the pros practice a course, they usually throw a few shots per hole, like 3 to 5. Then they take notes on what works based on the conditions. So, if it's windy or the ground is funky, they jot it down)) So I bet those notes help them fine-tune their game for future rounds...