Stop aimlessly rolling putts and start practising with purpose — 26 proven drills that turn your time on the practice green into lower scores.
Get This Guide →The Practice Green Guide is a no-nonsense putting practice manual built around one simple truth: time on the practice green only improves your putting if you practise the right things, the right way, with awareness of what happened on every putt.
Rather than hand you theory, it gives you a complete library of drills — distance-control work, short-putt confidence builders, and a way to end every session as if you were playing a real round — so you walk onto the course rolling your ball on the line you want at the speed you want.
Work through these drills and your distance control becomes automatic — your subconscious learns to feed the ball to the hole at the right speed without you 'trying'. Your short putting gains the confidence that comes from a proven track record, and your results tracking shows you precisely where to spend your time. The result: fewer putts per round, fewer three-putts, and more enjoyment from your golf as your scores come down.
Most golfers treat the practice green as a warm-up: a few careless rolls, a chat, then off to the first tee. The guide's opening insight is blunt — if you putt without awareness of what just happened, you'll never improve. Every putt is a lesson, and the golfer who reads each one learns to judge line and speed quickly out on the course.
That awareness is built through structure. The Putting Session Outline shows you how to spend an hour — pick one distance drill, one short-putt drill, then finish by playing one ball through your full pre-shot routine as though the round is on the line. Do that, the author promises, and improvement becomes 'just a matter of time'. The drills themselves are designed so distance control happens automatically: pace off three-foot strides, group five balls inside a tightening radius, walk the ball up an angled ladder of tees — your subconscious does the calibrating, not your conscious mind.
Short putting gets the same treatment. Drills like the 3-foot streak challenge and the tee drill are built on a confidence loop: set a record, beat it, always finish on a make so you leave the green believing the hole is the size of a bucket. The book even cites the standard to chase — the kind of consecutive-make streaks the very best putters string together — as something to strive for.
Finally, it makes you measurable. Record your putts per round, chart your make-rates against tour-level benchmarks, and mark every miss as above or below the hole to expose a hidden green-reading bias. Knowing exactly where you're leaking strokes, the guide argues, already puts you ahead of almost every other golfer — and gives you a clear, honest plan for what to practise next.
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