It all depends on if its a true par 3 course (ie 100 yards and over holes) or a pitch and putt course (less than 100 yard holes)


If its the former, it wont really help all that much if its the latter then it should be ok. Personally I wait until a late evening round (or really early morning) when the course is quiet. Then I drop a couple of balls inside 40 yards from the green and practice my pitching. Then I always try and hit a few chips around each green from different places. Always hit a few putts as well.

It helps to find a good short game area at your course as well. But any putting green is good enough for chipping practice.

D.