Better Golf Program
Most golfers practice the wrong thing.
Not because they are lazy — because the range rewards what is already working. Tell us your handicap index and we will show you which result type is actually eating your strokes, and what to do about it.
The target moves with you
A flat “drop five strokes” is a marketing line, not a plan. Going from 25 to 20 is mostly removing disasters; going from 8 to 3 is a different sport. Each band gets a target that is genuinely reachable in a season.
| Index | Target | What actually costs you |
|---|---|---|
| 22 and above | −5 | The big number is the whole problem. |
| 15 to 22 | −5 | Stop compounding. |
| 10 to 15 | −3 | Stop making doubles. |
| 5 to 10 | −2 | Wedges and the first putt. |
| Under 5 | −1 | Margins. |
Built around a real coach's library
The practice videos come from Matthew W. Scheck, PGA, at Atlanta Athletic Club. Your program decides which of them you see first, weighted by where your strokes are going — not by what is newest.
Prototype. Program content is drafted from score-distribution reasoning and has not yet been reviewed by a PGA professional.