Take the Tour Combine at your range and log it ball by ball on your phone. You get a score out of 100 for every part of your game, how you compare with PGA Tour averages, and exactly where your practice hours should go.
Three steps. The test is free and takes one session at your range; everything after it is built from what you actually did, not from what you think you do well.
Seven stations: putting, short game, bunker, wedges, irons, driver and course strategy. Each drill tells you exactly how to set it up, with a diagram, and you tap every ball as you hit it.
One score per block on the same 0–100 scale, where 100 is Tour level: 43 putting, 53 short game. At a glance you see which part of your game is dragging the rest down, with the PGA Tour number for the same shot next to it.
Twelve weeks of sessions built for the hours you actually have. Every drill has a pass mark at your level; clear it and the mark goes up. Retest every four weeks and the plan re-balances around your new card.
The test is free and stays free. You only pay if you want the twelve weeks of practice that come out of it.
Designed by Jaime Aguiar, former professional on the European Alps Tour. The drills come from his own competition practice sheet, plus proven games from recognised coaches.
The practice split follows strokes-gained research: for most amateurs the long game explains about two-thirds of the scoring gap, so that is where most of your minutes go.
You hit it, you find it, you hit it again. Hope is not a practice plan.Jaime Aguiar · Alps Tour
No. You judge each ball by simple targets: rings round the hole, a corridor, a 30-yard fairway. Every station shows a diagram of the setup. A launch monitor helps but isn't required.
It opens in your phone's browser. Add it to your home screen and it works like an app, even with poor signal at the range.
For any player who practises without a structure and wants to know whether it is working. Every drill's pass mark adjusts to your level, so the plan asks as much of a 5 handicap as of a 20.
Each drill is anchored on a published PGA Tour reference for that same shot: 100 is Tour level. So the scale means the same thing in every test you take, and the same thing for every player. It is not a handicap and does not pretend to be one.
One session at the range and you'll know which part of your game is costing you most, and what to do about it on Tuesday.
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