Levels: 1 = major deficit · 2 = below your handicap level · 3 = at your handicap level · 4 = above · 5 = a genuine strength.
Do you have a consistent miss direction? How much does your shot vary swing to swing? Can you describe your typical ball flight?
How many three-putts per round? How often do you get up and down from 30 yards? Is your wedge distance a system or a guess?
Do you know your miss with each club? Do you take on recoveries with bad odds? Do you aim at pins or at areas of the green?
Do your sessions have objectives and measurement? Do you track results from session to session? Are decisions data-driven or feelings-based?
How big is your range-to-course gap? Is your pre-shot routine consistent? Do bad holes cascade? Does your game hold up under pressure?
| Primary weakness (lowest pillar) | |
|---|---|
| Secondary weakness |
Your practice plan allocates 60% of time to the primary pillar, 25% to the secondary, 15% to maintenance — unless the primary depends on another pillar as a prerequisite (Performance work needs a working Practice System first). Rebuild this profile every four weeks; if everything improved, your benchmarks move up a band.