10 shots
Keep the ball in play
Choose a realistic fairway-sized window. Hit ten tee shots and count playable starts rather than chasing your longest drive.
Your scorePlayable starts / 10
Try the free driver sampleExplore the club libraryKeep the next shot
Keep the next shot
playable.
Build a repeatable routine around safe tee shots, reliable contact, simple chips, and putting pace. Start with one weakness and record the same test next time.
Choose your focus Start with the shot that needs work.
Follow one clear test Keep the setup and attempts consistent.
Track your result Repeat and compare your own scores.
Your practice toolkit
Four priorities for a steadier round.
Work on one at a time. A shorter club can be a sensible choice when it helps you reach the next shot safely.
8 shots
Make reliable contact
Use a permitted ground reference and hit eight 7 irons. Count ball-first strikes from the same setup.
Your scoreBall-first strikes / 8
Try the free iron sample15 chips
Choose a landing area
Hit fifteen chips toward a towel target and count first bounces in the zone. Keep the club and starting point consistent.
Your scoreTarget landings / 15
Try the free wedge sampleFixed attempt count
Control the first-putt pace
Choose a longer starting distance and a realistic two-putt zone. Record how many balls finish inside it, together with your distance and attempt count.
Your scoreInside-zone finishes / attempts
Explore the putting pathIllustrations show the setup, not exact distances. Use a designated practice area and keep other golfers clear of your shots.
Keep your results useful.
Open your trackerA scoring goal gives practice direction. It is not a guarantee of a particular round score.
Put the plan into practice
Start with two comparable weeks.
Build a routine around the same tee-shot and chip tests. Use the full program when you want the sessions organized week by week.
Record your session- Step1
Set the tee-shot baseline
Score ten starts and record the window you used.
- Step2
Repeat before changing
Run the same tee-shot test with the same target.
- Step3
Add a landing test
Record the first-bounce result from fifteen chips.
- Step4
Retest both drills
At the end of week two, compare using the original rules.