8 attempts
Ball-first contact
Place a line on the ground. Make a few slow swings that brush the turf on the target side, then hit eight balls from the same setup.
Your scoreBall-first strikes out of 8
Open the free iron drillExplore the club libraryA clear start.
A clear start.
A better practice habit.
Build a repeatable start with simple contact, landing, and putting tests. Choose one drill, score it, and bring that baseline to your next session.
Pick one focus Contact, landing, or start line.
Keep the test consistent Same setup. Same attempts.
Record and repeat Compare your own results.
Start with the fundamentals
Three ways to find your baseline.
Begin with contact and direction before chasing distance. Pick one of these drills for your first visit.
10 attempts
Landing towel
On a safe practice area, place a towel as your landing target. Hit ten short chips and count the first bounces that land on the towel.
Your scoreTarget landings out of 10
Open the free wedge drill10 attempts
Coin gate
Set two coins a little wider than your ball on a practice green. Roll ten putts through the gate and count how many pass without touching a coin.
Your scoreClean gate passes out of 10
Open the free putting drillIllustrations show the setup, not exact distances. Use a designated practice area and keep other golfers clear of your shots.
Want to start from the tee?
Try the fourth free sampleTry the driver sample to build a baseline for centered contact.
One focus. Twenty minutes.
A session you can repeat.
You do not need to test every part of your game at once. Choose one drill, keep its rules the same, and record what happened.
Open your practice tracker- 5min
Warm up
Make half swings and choose one safe target.
- 10min
Complete your drill
Use the fixed attempt count. Keep the setup consistent throughout the test.
- 5min
Save your baseline
Log your score and one thing to repeat on your next visit.