Learning Test.

It’s good to be objective.  Here’s a way to see where you stand in your game.  It doesn’t translate to much as far as how you might perform on the course, but it does give you a good feel for where your weaknesses may be.

The distance is on the left and then the goal is on the right.   When there is a margin for error that is the total size of the hole.  For example, if the margin is 6 inches, then you put a tee 1.5 inch to the right and 1.5 inch to the left of the hole and then have to hit it through the tees and not more than 2 feet beyond the hole.  Give yourself three attempts at each distance and see how you do.

Putting:

2 foot putts:  5-5

3 foot:   5-5

3 foot right break:  5-5

3 foot left break:   5-5

5 foot: 5-5

10 foot:  5-5 with 6 inch margin

15 foot:  5-5 with 8 inch margin

20 foot: 5-5 with 12 inch margin

40 foot:   5-5 with 16 inch margin

60 foot:  5-5 with 24 inch margin

chipping:

20 foot chip:  5-5 with 2 foot margin

40 foot chip:  5-5 with 3 foot margin

60 foot chip:  4-5 with 3 foot margin

Pitching:

20 foot pitch:  5-5 with 2 foot margin

45 foot pitch:  5-5 with 3 foot margin

70 foot pitch:  4-5 with 3.5 foot margin

90 foot pitch:  4-5 with 4 foot margin

Bunker shots:

20 foot bunker shot:  5-5 with 4 foot margin

40 foot bunker:  4-5 with 4 foot margin

60 foot bunker:  4-5 with 5 foot margin

Full shots:

75 yards:  4-5 within 12 feet

100 yards:  4-5 within 15 feet

140 yards:  4-5 within 25 feet

165 yards:  4-5 within 30 feet

190 yards: 4-5 within 35 feet

220 yards:  4-5 within 40 feet

Driver:  15-20 within 16 yards