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drills.golf

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drills.golf is a golf practice platform with a searchable library of drills and AI-assisted drill creation, aimed at players, coaches, clubs and teams.

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About drills.golf

drills.golf is a proprietary golf practice app and online platform. Its core is a curated library of golf drills grouped into putting, short game, driving range and polygon categories, with semantic search that finds drills matching what a player describes rather than relying on exact keywords. The platform is positioned at individual players as well as coaches, clubs, associations and teams.

Besides browsing the library, users can have AI help create their own drills and recommend ones that fit a practice need. Each drill has a descriptive name that encodes the format, such as the number of balls in a row or the type of putting aid used, which makes the library easy to scan. An upgrade option unlocks additional functionality beyond the free tier.

drills.golf is delivered as a hosted web platform and app, with no self-hosted version. The source material mentions an upgrade option but does not describe what it costs or exactly which features it adds, so current terms should be checked on the site.

Key features

  • Library of more than 600 golf drills
  • Putting, short game, driving range and polygon drill categories
  • Semantic search for finding relevant drills
  • AI-assisted creation of custom drills
  • AI recommendations based on practice needs
  • Paid upgrade tier for extra features

Good fit for

  • →Planning a structured putting practice session
  • →Coaches assigning drills to players
  • →Clubs and teams sharing a common drill set
Tags
golf
sports
practice
coaching
ai
drill-library
training

drills.golf: questions and answers

What is drills.golf used for?
drills.golf is a golf practice platform with a searchable library of drills and AI-assisted drill creation, aimed at players, coaches, clubs and teams. It is a good fit for planning a structured putting practice session, coaches assigning drills to players, and clubs and teams sharing a common drill set.
Is drills.golf free?
Yes. drills.golf has a free plan.
Is drills.golf open source?
No. drills.golf is proprietary (closed-source) software and can't be self-hosted. In the Education & LMS category, open-source options include Moodle, freeCodeCamp and Anki.
What are some alternatives to drills.golf?
Other SaaS products in the Education & LMS category include CourseForge, 360Learning and Absorb LMS.

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