Played the par three course the day after a terrible short game, to improve the chipping and short iron play. Extra concentration enabled me to hit 6 of the greens and not be more than 10 yards off the others, but more importantly they were all short or long. I could not hit a short iron straight the day before so I was already happy going into the shortest hole on the course. There was a tee box adjacent us where another group was waiting, so my playing partner and the other two some all got to watch and celebrate the perfect shot with me. 58 degree wedge, played a little in front of the stance to get it high and allow a little movement after landing because the green was sloped to the front. Worked perfectly and it landed 12" short, took one bounce and went straight in the hole.