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Practice & improvement

Turn range time into practice that actually shows up on the course.

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Range Session Planner

Turn one hour at the range into structured practice that transfers to the course.

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How to use this card
Why it helps
A plan turns a bucket of balls into practice that actually shows up on Saturday. Even ten focused minutes beats an hour of aimless swings.
How to read it
It splits a session into warm-up, skill work and a transfer game, with time or ball counts for each.
How to fill it in
Write in the skills you're working on and how many balls or minutes each block gets.
02

Shot Pattern Tracker

Find your dominant miss and learn to aim with the whole fairway.

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How to use this card
Why it helps
Once you know your natural miss, you can aim to use the whole fairway instead of fighting your own shape. It's freeing, honestly.
How to read it
You plot where your shots finish left-to-right to reveal your true pattern.
How to fill it in
Mark each shot's start and finish over a session; the cluster shows your stock shape and your miss.
03

Round Review Card

Two honest minutes after the round that tell you exactly what to practise.

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How to use this card
Why it helps
Two honest minutes after the round beat a week of vague memory — it's the fastest way to know what's really worth practising.
How to read it
A few prompts capture what went well, what cost you shots, and the one thing to work on.
How to fill it in
Fill it in right after the round while it's fresh, then take that one takeaway to the range.
04

Season Goals & Targets

Set process goals and track your scores and handicap through the season.

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How to use this card
Why it helps
Goals you control — the process kind — beat score goals you don't. Tracking them keeps you honest and shows how far you've come.
How to read it
Room for your season targets alongside a simple log of scores and handicap.
How to fill it in
Set two or three process goals, then log each round's score and handicap as the season unfolds.
05

Pre-Round Warm-Up

A focused ten-minute warm-up, from wedges to driver to putter.

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How to use this card
Why it helps
A short, ordered warm-up means you're ready to score on the first tee, instead of finding your swing somewhere around the turn.
How to read it
It sequences a focused ten minutes from wedges up to driver, then putter.
How to fill it in
A reference card — follow the sequence and adjust the timings to whatever range you've got.

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