One technique drill and two scored games, built on the same Technique, Skill and Performance framework James Ridyard uses with his Tour Players. It's the exact structure WM Track's Today's Practice gives you.
You'll need a few balls, a chipping area and about 30 minutes.
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Work through the three blocks in order: groove the strike, then test it, then put it under pressure.
Watch the drill, then spend the full 10 minutes on reps. Quality over quantity: one ball at a time.
Today's plan was the same for everyone. In WM Track, Today's Practice reads your last 30 days of sessions and rounds, finds the pillar that's costing you shots, and builds the session around it. Then it scores and tracks every game so you can see the improvement.
The drill you used today comes from the WedgeMatrix Academy library.