Facility guide

Short-Game Area Practice

Use the short-game area to practise landing spots, rollout, wedges, chips and pressure saves.

Short-Game AreaBest for: Chipping & pitching20–45 min typicalWedges and short irons

What this location is good for

Chipping and pitching technique
Landing spot control and precision
Rollout judgement across clubs
Bunker practice if available
Up-and-down scoring challenges
Wedge distance and shape variation

What it is not good for

Full swing mechanics or driver work
Reliable carry distances unless area is marked
Putting unless a green is adjacent
High-speed technical repetition in limited space
Long game assessment of any kind

Best session types here

30-minute short-game session Chipping distance control Wedge landing spot session Up-and-down challenge Pre-round short-game warm-up

Ready-made session

35-Minute Short-Game Session

Take this to the short-game area today. Each block builds toward better scoring around the green.

35-Minute Short-Game Session

Landing spots, rollout control, and up-and-down pressure practice.

35 min

Short-Game AreaGoal: Short GameEnergy: Normal

Session blocks

5 blocks

1.Feel Warm-Up
Start with gentle chip shots from a flat lie close to the green. Focus on feel and landing position — not result. Get your hands and eyes calibrated.
5 min
Warm-up
2.Landing Spot Chips
Pick a landing spot 1–2 feet onto the green for each chip. Track whether the ball lands on your spot, short, or long. Adjust and repeat.
10 min
Skill
3.Rollout Control
Use two different clubs for the same chip. Observe the difference in rollout. Develop a feel for how each club releases.
8 min
Skill
4.Up-and-Down Challenge
Chip to five different holes. Count how many up-and-downs you complete. Record your score and aim to beat it next session.
10 min
Challenge
5.Reflection
Note which landing spot distance was most reliable and which up-and-down positions were hardest.
2 min
Cooldown

How ParPlanr adapts this

ParPlanr is being built to adapt short-game sessions based on your real practice context:

Location

Selecting the short-game area removes all full-swing blocks and focuses entirely on wedge and chip-based work.

Available time

A 20-minute session covers one focused drill. A 40-minute session can work through chipping, pitching, and an up-and-down challenge.

Constraints

If there is no bunker available, ParPlanr removes sand-specific blocks. If a green is available beside the short-game area, putting integration is possible.

Goal

If your goal is chipping improvement, sessions focus on landing spot precision. If wedge distance control is the target, blocks shift to carry number work.

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Related resources

Pre-Round Warm-Up Improve Chipping Improve Approach Shots Chipping Drills Wedge Distance Control Drills Practice Session Generator All Practice Plans