One target
Place a safe target
Where your practice facility allows it, place a small towel on the green. Choose one wedge, one lie, and a consistent starting point.
Your scoreWritten target size and starting point
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Pick the landing spot.
Make every chip count.
Turn “get it close” into something you can measure. Score the first bounce in a chosen landing zone and note the roll separately.
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
Control the landing before judging the roll.
Use a target size you choose before the first shot. Keep that zone fixed for the whole test.
15 chips
Score the landing zone
Hit fifteen chips and count first bounces in your chosen area. Note the roll distance, but keep that separate from the landing score.
Your scoreFirst bounces in the zone / 15
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Repeat before progressing
Use the same club, lie, landing spot, and fifteen attempts. When results become repeatable, change one element: distance, lie, or club.
Your scoreBaseline compared with retest
Log your wedge resultsIllustrations 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 trackerUse a designated practice green where towel targets are allowed and keep other golfers clear.
Put the plan into practice
A landing test with clear rules.
The goal is to find your current pattern. A first bounce and a final resting position tell you different things.
Record your session- Step1
Set your landing zone
Choose a safe target and consistent starting point.
- Step2
Hit fifteen chips
Count first bounces in the selected area.
- Step3
Log the miss
Record your total and most common landing miss.
- Step4
Repeat the same test
Compare before changing distance, lie, or club.