Make sure that your "V's" point to your right collar bone and that you are holding the club more in your fingers than in your palm.

Also, take a look in a mirror or in a reflection of a window to check your posture. Try to make sure you are bending from your hips so that your back stays nice and flat. Focus on your weight distribution. You should feel more weight on the balls of your feet versus your heels.

Lastly, when you head to the range next time, lay a shaft or broom handle on the ground to aid with your alignment. It's something that all of our tour players do when they practice. If it's important to them, it should be important to you too.

Pay attention to these small details on a daily basis and when you practice, and I'm sure you'll start to see some improvement to your score too.