On course
Post-round three notes
A on course drill for the Development stage, on the course, in about 8 minutes.
Turn a round into three specific practice observations.
- Beginner
- Solo
- Development
Equipment
- scorecard
- pencil
Steps
- 01After the round, write one tee-shot, approach, and short-game observation.
- 02Play the decision once, then write one short observation before repeating it.
- 03Keep the next repetition simple: change only one setup, target, or club choice at a time.
Target
Finish with one clear note about the target, contact, landing spot, pace, or decision practiced.
Keep a shortlist of drills
Every drill is free to read here. A free account adds one thing: it remembers which ones your golfer is working on.
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On course
Uneven-lie choices
Choose a conservative target and club from approved uneven practice lies.
- Open
On course
Course Management Quiz
Builds decision-making habits on the course by requiring a golfer to state a plan out loud before every tee shot instead of just reacting.
- Open
On course
Full Stat-Tracked Round
Builds self-awareness of where strokes actually go by logging the core stats through a full round instead of just the final score.
- Open
Movement
Turn and hold
Practice a controlled body turn with balance at the finish.
- Open
Movement
Agility Ladder Steps
Builds footwork and coordination that supports a more athletic golf swing, through general movement training rather than golf-specific reps.
- Open
Chipping
Bad Lie Rotation
Builds adaptability around the green by practicing the same chip from three different, realistic lies instead of always chipping from a perfect one.