You practise what feels good
A bucket of drivers feels productive. But if your shots are going on penalties and second chips, the range session never touches them.
Golf Improvement Series
The Game Development Playbook gives you a clear system to improve your game for good. It finds where your shots are really going, then gives you an 8 week plan aimed straight at your biggest leak, with a score on every task so you can see it working.


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Why your scores stall
The effort is there. What's missing is a plan that aims it at the shots you're actually losing.
A bucket of drivers feels productive. But if your shots are going on penalties and second chips, the range session never touches them.
Tour players hole about 4 in 10 putts from 10 feet. Miss one and you think your putting is broken. It usually isn't.
Your scorecard tells you what you shot. It doesn't tell you why. Without that, every fix is a guess.
Find your biggest leak
This is one page from the Playbook. Pick your handicap and compare it with your last few rounds. The first line where you're worse is where your practice time goes first.
YOUR HANDICAP
Out of bounds, water and unplayables.
Most come from penalties, three-putts and a second chip.
On the green in regulation. Fewer than this and approach play is your leak.
The Playbook also covers shots inside 100 yards, three-putts and mental errors, with a round stats sheet you can fill in straight from your scorecard. No app needed.
Averages adapted from Shot Scope and Arccos data by handicap. Full sources are listed in the Playbook.
Inside the Playbook
Each section does one job. Together they give you a complete system, in the order you use it.
Set clear goals and score the mental habits that get in the way of your golf, so every page that follows has a direction.
GOALS · MENTAL SELF-ASSESSMENT
Real numbers from tour players and golfers like you: how close they hit it, how many putts they hole, how far they really drive it.
APPROACH · PUTTING · DRIVING · CLUB NUMBERS
Eight rules that save shots with no swing change, and the biggest leak test that shows where your practice time goes first.
EIGHT RULES · FIND YOUR BIGGEST LEAK
Printable round stats, season totals, a round journal and a practice journal. Your scorecard tells you what you shot. These tell you why.
ROUND STATS · SEASON TOTALS · JOURNALS
Three sessions a week of about an hour, with a score on every task, a performance skill checklist and a retest in week 9.
GUIDELINES · SKILL CHECKLIST · WEEKS 1 TO 8 · RETEST
How it works
Four steps, in order. You always know what to work on next.
Fill in the round stats sheet after each one. Fairways, greens, shots inside 100 yards, doubles, three-putts, penalties and mental errors.
Add them up, take the averages and compare them with golfers at your handicap. The first line where you're worse is your leak.
Three sessions a week for 8 weeks, with extra time on your leak and a score on every task so you can see it working.
Redo the skill checklist and compare every number with where you started. Then choose what the next eight weeks are for.


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Questions
Yes. The leak test has averages for 10, 15, 20 and 25 handicaps, and the skill checklist shows levels from 20 handicap down to tour standard, so you always know your next step. No handicap yet? Use your average score over your last three rounds.
About three sessions a week of an hour each. Only have two? Keep the order and the tasks and let each session run to 75 minutes.
No. Every stat can be counted straight off your scorecard, and every drill uses a range, a practice green and a few tees to mark targets.
It's a 37-page PDF you can read on any device. The worksheets are designed to be printed and taken to the range and the course.
You're covered by a 30-day money-back guarantee. If the Playbook doesn't give your practice a clear plan, email us within 30 days and we'll refund you in full. No questions, no hassle.
Straight after checkout it's in your Perform Golf library, ready to download.
Your next eight weeks
Put a clear plan and system behind your practice, and improve your game once and for all.