How to Make Putts Under Pressure
Here is a 60-90 minute golf putting practice plan to improve your putting under pressure. You’ll be tested from close range first and feel the pressure as you build up your made putts in a row streak. Then you’ll move back and work on lag putts which will again test your ability to stay focused under pressure as you build up a streak of consecutive putts within 3 feet of the hole.
Good luck!
Putting Drills to Simulate Pressure
Today’s Objectives:
- Lag Putting Pressure
- Short Range Pressure
Today’s Drills to Improve Putting Statistics:
- Warm-Up
- Make 100 putts from 3 feet
- Lag Putting
- Lag 49/50 within 3 feet of hole from 30 feet. Restart if you fail.
- Lag 47/50 within 3 feet of hole from 40 feet. Restart if you fail.
- Lag 45/50 within 3 feet of hole from 50 feet. Restart if you fail.
- Pressure Putting – Circle Drill
- Make 10 putts in a row (2 laps around circle) from 4 feet
Estimated Completion Time: 75 minutes
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