10 shots
Reduce recovery situations
If penalties or recovery shots recur, use ten tee shots toward a realistic fairway gate. Count playable starts and note the usual miss.
Your scorePlayable starts / 10
Explore the driver baselineExplore the club libraryFind the pattern.
Find the pattern.
Practice with a purpose.
Track where strokes go during rounds, then test one common miss at a time. Compare several sessions to see whether an adjustment holds up.
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
Match your practice to your last round.
A strong result in one area can conceal a weakness in another. Keep these tests separate.
15 shots
Contact and target control
Hit fifteen 7 irons. Record clean contact and finishes near your chosen target independently rather than combining them into one total.
Your scoreClean strikes / 15; target finishes / 15
Explore the iron baselineFixed attempt count
Know your chip pattern
Use one landing zone and starting lie. Count first bounces in the target and write down your attempt count so you can repeat the test.
Your scoreFirst-bounce hits / attempts
Explore the wedge baselineFixed attempt count
Keep the pace score separate
Test a longer putt toward a chosen finishing zone. Write down the distance and number of attempts, then compare inside-zone finishes next session.
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 trackerNo training program guarantees a round score. Record target, distance, and conditions with each result.
Put the plan into practice
Make four weeks comparable.
For a 20-minute visit, allow three minutes to warm up, twelve for a scored test, and five to log the result and decide what to repeat.
Record your session- Week1
Establish the baseline
Record a tee-shot, iron, and short-game test.
- Week2
Repeat the weakest area
Run the lowest-scoring test twice with the same setup.
- Week3
Add one variation
Keep the original baseline while trying a different target or lie.
- Week4
Retest and compare
Repeat every original drill using its original rules.