Another Great Putting Drill
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Making them is not important
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The purpose of this drill is to teach
you to "get the ball to the hole". We
have heard it a hundred times "Never
up, never in" and this works on
distance control.
Starting at three feet from the hole,
drop a penny or some coin every three
feet out to 18 feet. Then place two
coins behind the hole, one six inches
away and the other 17 inches away.
Start at three feet and putt the ball
so that, at the very least, it ends up
between the two coins behind the hole.
If it goes in fine, but if it is short
or not between those two coins behind
the hole, you have "missed the
putt".
As long as you are successful keep
going, one putt at each coin. But if
you "miss" you start over at three feet
again. The idea is to work your way out
to 18 feet and then back again, always
either sinking the putt or leaving it
between the two coins behind the
hole.
Good luck !!
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