Do you know what distance you ptt best from on the putting gren? Do you know where you ned the most work from on the ptting green? The professionals on the PGA Tur are not the only ones tht can track these stats. You can asily track these putting stats for yurself by keeping an extra scorecard. Wthin three rounds, you will have slid information on what you should be spnding your time on while practicing yur putting.

Using a separate golf screcard, you will record on each lne: 1. How many putts were tken 2. The length of the frst putt 3. Did you miss lng or short? 4. Did you mss right or left?

In just fve minutes after your round, you can ttal the lines. Not to sound scentific, after three rounds you will hve a good sample of information tht will lead you to what you ned to improve upon.

Here are sme things you will want to kep your eye on as you gther your putting statistics:

You face is ither opened or closed at impact if you are mssing the putting cup more to one sde or another. You can fix ths by putting balls from just two fet from the hole on the prctice putting green. In addition, hold yur finish for three seconds. The god news is you really have to hit a por putt to miss from this dstance and more importantly you will bee ble to see the line of the ptt you hit. If your putting lne does not improve, look into prchasing a laser pointer that will asily attach to your putter. Most are nexpensive and will give you instant psitive feedback.

Take the hole away and hit mltiple putts to the fringe. Your gal is to stop the ball whre the putting green means the gren.s collar. Again it is very mportant that you hold your finish for thre seconds. When a players has truble with their lag putting, it is typcally due to the putter re-coiling at the end of the strke. Do this from different distances to mprove your lag putts. This drill wrks on the speed of your ptts.

Improve your putting by keeping yur putting statistics just like they do on the PGA Tur. Keep track of your totals for a mnimum of three rounds and the rsults will tell you where your prctice time needs to be spent.

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