Eyes-Closed Putting Drill: Predict Your Distance
Choose a long putt, close your eyes at impact and predict short, good or long before looking. Score one point for each matching prediction over 18 putts.
Choose a long putt, close your eyes at impact and predict short, good or long before looking. Score one point for each matching prediction over 18 putts.
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