Short game & putting · Ravenspark Golf Course
Short-game and putting lessons in Irvine
Work on the shots that decide your score around the green: chipping, pitching, bunker play and putting. The lesson focuses on the misses that keep costing you shots.
What a short game lesson covers
Chipping and the bump-and-run
A practical option around many Scottish greens. The focus is simple, repeatable contact rather than a flicked wedge that goes thin or fat.
Pitching and distance control
Learning what a half swing and a three-quarter swing actually carry, so you stop guessing from 40 and 60 yards.
Bunker contact and escape
Build a clear setup and repeatable strike, then learn how to get the ball out and back into play consistently.
Putting: pace before line
Many three-putts begin with poor pace control. Ronnie can start there, then work on a stroke and routine you can practise.
Why work on your short game
A more reliable chip or better pace control can make a round feel less frustrating without rebuilding your full swing. The lesson starts with what your ball is doing now and gives you a manageable way to practise.
- Build a simpler option for chips around the green
- Improve pace control and reduce avoidable three-putts
- Learn how to practise with the clubs you already own
- Focus the session on one problem or combine chipping and putting
How it is taught
Ronnie watches what the ball does, explains one or two useful changes in plain English and gives you something practical to repeat afterwards.
- Plain English, no technical overload
- Drills you can do on any patch of grass
- Focused on your actual misses, not a textbook model
The fine print
Common questions
Stop leaking shots around the green
Book the £18 tune-up for one targeted problem or the £30 hour to combine chipping, bunkers and putting. Based at Ravenspark Golf Course in Irvine.