Putting Map

Place 8 tees around the hole at 10 ft. Hole each position - misses move the tee 1 ft closer, revealing your directional strengths and weaknesses.

Putting Intermediate ~25 min 4 difficulty levels

Difficulty levels

~25 min

Setup & execution

Place 8 tees at 45° intervals around the hole — 12, 1:30, 3, 4:30, 6, 7:30, 9, and 10:30 o'clock — each at 10 ft. Putt each station in clockwise order. If you hole the putt, press that tee into the ground. If you miss, move the tee 1 ft closer and continue to the next station. A station pays the step it was holed from: 10 points from the outermost step down to 1 from the nearest. Missing costs no points on its own — it simply moves the tee in, so the station is worth less when it finally drops. Maximum 80.

Goal

Score 41 points or more — an average of 5 per station. This means you should hole each position from 5 ft or farther.

Tour context

Scoring 41 means your tee rarely drops below 5 ft. PGA Tour players typically finish above 65 at 10 ft. Closing the gap is what structured short-game practice is all about.

Scoring options

Pick how you are rewarded. Each option records different outcomes and feeds different insights.

  • Basic

    Holed or missed. One tap per putt.

  • Speed

    Records the pace too: short, in the zone, or well past.

  • Direction

    Records where it missed. The only option that feeds your miss compass.

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