Take the Tour Combine at your range and log it ball by ball on your phone. You get your handicap by skill, how you compare with PGA Tour averages, and exactly where your practice hours should go.
Example card · yellow line = your goal
Seven stations — putting, short game, bunker, wedges, irons, driver and course strategy. About 75 minutes at your range, logged on your phone.
Your handicap by skill, a PGA Tour reference for each one, your miss pattern and the course rules you should be playing by.
Twelve weeks of sessions built for your hours. Drills at your level, the pass mark rises as you improve, and a retest every four weeks.
Designed by Jaime Aguiar, former professional on the European Alps Tour. The drills come from his own competition practice sheet, plus proven games from recognised coaches.
The practice split follows strokes-gained research: for most amateurs the long game explains about two-thirds of the scoring gap, so that is where most of your minutes go.
"You play the shot in front of you, and the scorecard is the only argument that counts."
No. You judge each ball by simple targets — rings round the hole, a corridor, a 30-yard fairway. A launch monitor helps but isn't required.
It opens in your phone's browser. Add it to your home screen and it works like an app, even with poor signal at the range.
It's built for 10–20 handicaps who practise one to four hours a week without a structure. It works from 5 to 25.
It's an estimate from your test, and the benchmarks are being calibrated with real players' scores. Use it to compare your skills with each other and track your progress.
Your players take the Combine free with your code. You see the results of those who share them, and you earn a commission on every plan they buy.