Golf season is coming To perfect your score and surprise your opponents, all you need is to practice your short game, often harder to master than powerful swings.  Golfers at Le Golfeur de LaPrairie first present to the counter where the staff gladly explain what is included in the chosen package chosen, and then gives access to the practice center. The players head for the shortgame section, where they practice their chipping of less than 60 yards on the target greens, or the driving range of up to 300 yards. After this exercise requiring strength and precision. They use their putter on the different side slopes and hills of two greens to practice their technique. To finish the twohour practice game in style, they use their putting wedge to get out of sand traps. With unlimited balls, they take advantage of the free short game zone as they wish.  For those wishing to improve their overall technique, a professional instructor provides five onehour group lessons to beginner or intermediatelevel golfers. During the lessons, pupils are taught how to chip, putt and swing from the driving range to the shortgame area. Le Golfeur de LaPrairie As the largest in eastern Canada, this driving range comprises 300 practice areas and a shortgame section to practice putting and chipping. Several schools and instructors teach golfers of all levels. Once they have enough practice, golfers can play on the normal 35 11hole course, par 3 4, of the Club l’Express.