Speed Ladder
Mark your own baseline carry, then work through a set of tee shots trying to pass it — first for raw speed, then without giving up the corridor. Progress is measured against your own baseline, not a fixed distance.
Off the Tee Intermediate ~20 min 4 difficulty levelsDifficulty levels
Setup & execution
Five rounds of 3 drives against a marker you set yourself: calibrate, build, two rounds at max effort, then transfer. Record each shot as past the marker, at the marker, or short. Only Build and Transfer count towards your score. Corridor width is 40 yd.
Goal
Score 3 points across the two scored rounds — the ones you play at a swing speed you can repeat.
Tour context
Swinging above your usual effort costs accuracy at first, which is why the two max-effort rounds carry no score: they are the stimulus, not the test. What counts is Transfer, where you keep the speed you just found and put the ball back in the corridor.
Scoring options
Pick how you are rewarded. Each option records different outcomes and feeds different insights.
Beat the Marker
Only balls past the marker score. Nothing costs you.
Speed with Control
Past the marker only counts if you stay in the corridor.
Carry Window
Call your carry first. Only balls inside the window score.
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Off the TeeDriver Dispersion
Hit 10 driver shots into a target corridor — width ranges from 15 to 30 yd depending on difficulty — and map your dispersion pattern to identify directional tendencies.
Off the TeeFairway Accuracy
Hit 15 tee shots into a 30 yd–50 yd corridor — width varies by difficulty tier — and track your fairway hit percentage and miss tendencies.