Short-game use cases
- Distance control practice without scribbling notes
- Chip vs putt session tracking in one app
- Structured reps when you only have 20 minutes
Short Game Flyer
Make chip and putting practice measurable.
ARC tracks short-game reps, gives you replay, and helps you turn “felt better” into something you can actually repeat next session.
Chip drills
Putting reps
Session summaries
Fetching the current TestFlight / App Store destination.
Distribution:
loading
Flyer placement:
unknown
The goal is simple: fewer wasted reps and a clearer read on whether your setup, tempo, and strike pattern are improving.
Why this page exists
- Short-game flyers can have different copy than range flyers
- You can map them to a dedicated App Store Custom Product Page later
- You still keep source, campaign, and placement attribution now
Best first session
Start with one short-game mode, one distance, and a small rep goal. ARC should help you review consistency instead of guessing from feel.
| Practice block | ARC tracks | Review after the set |
|---|---|---|
| Chipping. | Rep count, setup, contact pattern, and session notes. | Which setup produced the repeatable landing window. |
| Putting. | Attempt rhythm, made-putt context, and distance-control reps. | Which block held up instead of only which putts dropped. |
| Mixed practice. | Mode, club, focus, and a compact session summary. | What to keep next time and what to stop chasing. |
How to try it
- Install ARC from the destination above.
- Set your phone behind the practice station.
- Run one chip or putting block and compare the summary after the set.
Need the link later?
Save this page or fall back to the main waitlist if the install route is not live yet.