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Putting Practice Tips!
Putting is something that most golfers struggle with, whether they’re amateurs or professionals. If you’re struggling with your distance control, sometimes the best way to practice is by rehearsing a simple drill that takes the focus off the hold and onto a different end goal.
In this article, it is suggested that you take two tees, and position them about three feet on the higher side of the hole, with one tee about three feet behind the hole, and the other a few inches in front of it. This will help you train your eyes and mind to see a bigger target when putting from different distances.
Take about 5-10 golf balls and practice rolling your putts from 20ft, 30ft, 40ft, and so on. Keep practicing your putting until the majority of your putts end in the triangle from each of those distances.
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