First off, relax Tennessee. 99% of RC fliers are pretty poor at landings, otherwise they would not worry about which prop is the toughest. Watch them closely and observe that they never land on the same spot of the runway, seldom on the center line, and usually not even headed down the length of the runway. They don't make landings, they have "arrivals".

Landing is all about energy management and corrections for existing conditions. Knowing ahead what corrections are needed comes from experience and practice, and both take time.

But at your particular point of progress, I would not worry too much about the landing. Rather, I would urge you to concentrate on "slow flight". How does that apply? Well no one ever masters landings until they master slow flight, and slow flight is learning to control the airplane when it is almost to the point where it no longer wants to fly.