Pitching
Scoring-Average Pitch Priority
A pitching drill for the Recruiting stage, on the range, in about 25 minutes.
Builds efficient practice by directing wedge work at the exact distance that recent stats show is actually costing strokes.
- Standard
- Solo
- Recruiting
Equipment
- relevant wedge
- 15 balls
Steps
- 01Review recent round stats to identify the wedge distance producing the worst results.
- 02Set up that exact yardage on the range.
- 03Hit a focused block of shots at that one distance.
- 04Log the results of the block.
- 05Re-check the same distance in the next round to see if it improved.
Target
Try to improve your result at that specific distance compared to last round.
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.
Open the drill trackerDrills to try next
- Open
Pitching
Scramble Save Pitch
Builds the specific skill of pitching close enough from greenside rough to save par with one putt.
- Open
Pitching
Trajectory Call Pitch
Builds shot-shaping control by requiring a golfer to commit to a trajectory before the swing starts, rather than reacting after the fact.
- Open
Pitching
Full Wedge Yardage Book
Builds precise distance control across the wedge set by maintaining a real, personal distance chart instead of guessing carry numbers.
- Open
On course
Scoring-Average Trend Round
Builds a real, honest scoring trend by treating every practice round as one more data point instead of judging by a single good or bad number.
- Open
Chipping
Scrambling Percentage Builder
Builds a real, trackable scrambling number by running up-and-down attempts from lies that match what actually shows up in a round.
- Open
Putting
Six-Foot Streak to 20
Builds elite short-putt composure by chasing a real personal-best streak that keeps climbing week over week.