Map your putting pattern from four slopes
Run a two-meter putting pattern test from straight uphill, straight downhill, left-slope, and right-slope positions around a fake hole. Hit five balls from each position and mark every stopping point; directional scatter indicates a starting-direction problem, while a stable line with varied lengths indicates a distance-control problem.
Channel: Golf with Aimee
Watch official source at 0:14Try it
- Find straight uphill, straight downhill, left uphill, and right uphill positions at two meters around a fake hole.
- Hit five at a time.
- Mark the position where each ball stops.
Why this context matters
Instructor says this pattern test is the first thing used when players arrive for a putting lesson.