Know the basics, but still have uneven rounds? Start with the shot that cost you strokes, measure its pattern, and repeat the same test before changing your technique.
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
Keep contact, direction, landing, and putting pace separate. Choose the test that matches your last round.
10 drives
Choose two distant landmarks that form a realistic fairway-width window. Hit ten drives and count starts inside it. Record centered strikes separately.
15 shots
Draw a permitted turf line and hit fifteen 7 irons from one setup. Count strikes where the club meets the ball before the ground. Keep your target and ball position consistent.
15 chips
Use one towel as a landing target and hit fifteen chips. Count first bounces in the chosen area. Note how far each ball rolls without combining that with the landing score.
Two separate tests
Make ten short putts through a coin gate, then test a longer putt toward a chosen two-putt circle. Write down the distance and attempts for each test.
Illustrations show the setup, not exact distances. Use a designated practice area and keep other golfers clear of your shots.
Your tracker saves on this device. Different targets, lies, or weather can change the result.
Put the plan into practice
Do not reset a bad attempt or change your swing thought after every ball. Make one baseline worth comparing.
Record your sessionUse the same club and target for five minutes.
Keep the rules fixed and count every attempt.
Log your total, usual miss, and one adjustment to test.
Repeat on another day before narrowing a target or changing clubs.
