What to do:
In
North-South-East-West fashion, place 4 tees around the hole, 3 feet
away (about 1 putter length). Do the same at 4 and 5 feet. When you've
done this you'll have 4 sets of 3 tees in the ground, 12 total, one for
every putt you must make. Pick a 3-footer and, going through your full routine first,
make the putt. In that same line, move back to the 4-footer and repeat
the process, making the putt. Do the same at 5-feet. Once you've
completed this line, making the 3-footer, 4-footer and 5-footer in a
row, move counter- clockwise to the next tee line (East) and do it
again. The objective of this drill is to make all 12 putts in a row. This is a difficult drill. Those last few putts are real nerve testers, and a miss challenges your patience. When you do finish, confidence is born in your ability to sink those critical 3,4,5 footers.
My results:
Finished most recently on my second try.
Scaled version:
Make one line of putts all in a row, then move on. If you miss a putt on the next line, stay on that line, starting over at the 3-footer on that side. Never return to a side that you've already completed (made the 3, 4, and 5 foot putts in a row).
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