Depends what I'm working on... right now, short game is my focus to get some bad habits cleaned up.  Chipping, pitching and putting and then I will go hit a small bucket just to see if everything is still good with the irons and woods.  Time can range from 1 hour to 3 if my schedule allows.  I'm fortune I can move my work load around and take advantage of the day light.

Agree it certainly depends on what I'm working on. There will be days that I won't do anything but chip, or chip and putt, or just putt. Whatever my work schedule permits honestly. 

But if i have the time for a solid hour or two of standard practice, I'll warm up with wedges, moving to loner irons. A couple 3 woods and drivers. Then drop to the 8 and work on path for a while and work my way back up to driver. Then finish off a bucket of balls with picking a couple different targets with my wedges to hit. 

Open to all suggestions though!

What I like to do to warm up for my round is I'll start out with some putting and do different drills. Then I'll head to the range and start with pitching wedge then skip a club then to the eight iron so on and so forth to the driver. After I'll do chipping and pitching then finish with a little more putting.

well i tend to get up at 4 every morning before school and doo 45 mins putting 45 mins chipping and hour and a half full swing, after school i usually spend an hour at the range then pitching from various distances, then i go to the chipping green for about 30 minutes, then putt until dark