How to Improve Your Putting Under Pressure: 3 Practice Games
Practise putting under pressure with Gary Woodland’s eight-putt challenge, uphill and downhill Birdie Maker putts, and a friendly Par Maker partner game.
Practise putting under pressure with Gary Woodland’s eight-putt challenge, uphill and downhill Birdie Maker putts, and a friendly Par Maker partner game.
Play the Par Maker Partner Putting Drill: four tees at five feet, alternate attempts and compete until the first miss.
Practise distance control with a flagstick two feet beyond the hole. Play eighteen putts in two sets of nine and record your successful finishes.
Play nine uphill and nine downhill putts from 20 feet. Score two for holed, one within 18 inches beyond the hole, and record your total out of 36.
Use a line on your ball and flat marker to practise your aiming routine. Watch the stripe roll and score two sets of nine putts.